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This map shows corn planting progress by state, according to USDA NASS estimates released Monday. (DTN graphic by Kathy Myers)
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5/26/2026 | 3:45 PM CDT
Crop Progress: Corn 86% Planted, Soybeans 79% Planted, Winter Wheat Rated 26% Good to...
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As a top Brahman breeder in the U.S., England Cattle Co. has about 200 registered cows and an additional 500 Brahman-influence cattle. (DTN/Progressive Farmer photo by Jennifer Carrico)
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5/26/2026 | 11:28 AM CDT
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A strong Western Europe heat wave is in store during the last full week of May. Temperatures are forecast to reach more than 30 degrees Fahrenheit above normal. (DTN graphic)
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5/26/2026 | 10:09 AM CDT
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The soybean/corn price ratio is a good indicator of the relative profitability of the competing crops, as well as an indication of what to expect the priority to be during seeding. This year, it continues to suggest the shift to soybeans from corn should be occurring for any flex acres. (DTN ProphetX chart)
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5/26/2026 | 10:09 AM CDT
Soybean/Corn Price Ratio Still Suggests Shift to Soybeans
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While there is no universal ideal cow size, there are different factors cattle producers can consider when finding the ideal cow size for their operation. (DTN file photo by Jennifer Carrico)
KSU Specialists Discuss Beef Cow Size
5/26/2026 | 11:03 AM CDT
KSU Extension: Several Factors to Consider When It Comes to Beef Cow Size
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  1. Crop Progress: Corn 86% Planted, Soybeans 79% Planted, Winter Wheat Rated 26...

  2. From Ranch to Table: England Cattle Co. Innovates to Grow and Build Legacy

  3. Late-May Heat Wave May Stress France Wheat

  4. Soybean/Corn Price Ratio Still Suggests Shift to Soybeans

  5. KSU Extension: Several Factors to Consider When It Comes to Beef Cow Size

     
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USDA Weekly Crop Progress Report

Crop Progress: Corn 57% Planted, Soybeans 49% Planted, Winter Wheat Rated 28% Good to Excellent as of May 10

(DTN photo illustration by Nick Scalise)

Corn was 57% planted, soybeans were 49% planted and winter wheat was rated 28% good to...

 
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Rob Larew, president of the National Farmers Union, at the group's annual meeting in 2025. NFU sent a letter Tuesday to U.S. Senate leaders pressing for reforms to the farm safety net. NFU also has proposed a plan that would increase farm revenue based on acres enrolled in a soil health conservation program. (DTN file photo)

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The soybean/corn price ratio is a good indicator of the relative profitability of the competing crops, as well as an indication of what to expect the priority to be during seeding. This year, it continues to suggest the shift to soybeans from corn should be occurring for any flex acres. (DTN ProphetX chart)

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The soybean/corn price ratio is a good indicator of the relative profitability of the competing crops, as well as an indication of what to expect the priority to be during seeding. This year, it continues to suggest the shift to soybeans from corn should be occurring for any flex acres. (DTN ProphetX chart)

Soybean/Corn Price Ratio Still Suggests Shift to Soybeans

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