farmers

Farmers are hurting as wheat prices drop, but it doesn't necessarily mean the price of bread and cereal for consumers will also fall.

The grants will support investments in developing better seeds, improving access to markets, and policies to help small farmers around the world grow enough to lift themselves out of hunger and poverty....

You've probably never thought, "My portfolio needs more pork," or, "Let's add some sugar to these stocks." And there's a reason for that.

It's what farmers call "stupid." In most cases, the only ones getting rich from commodity funds are the people who sell them.

Grain prices could fall as farmers are on pace to produce some of the largest corn and soy crops in history.

Senior business correspondent Bob Moon asks if that means lower consumer prices.

The mega-retailer is set to become the nation's largest buyer of locally grown produce with a promise to purchase $400 million worth of crops from local farmers.

Sam Eaton reports.

An Agriculture Department report says farmers are planning to plant more soybeans than last year. As they're getting ready for the planting season, those farmers are trying to navigate some complicated finances.

Adriene Hill reports.