A number of minority worker interest groups allege racial discrimination at meatpacking plants during the COVID-19 pandemic, in a complaint filed...
Experts with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration are forecasting a smaller algal bloom in western Lake Erie this summer.
The heat is on and our View From the Cab farmers reflect on what it might mean to crops and markets.
While the dry area of the prairies is seen shrinking in size, there remains areas that require precipitation. At the same time, the area facing excessive moisture is seen growing in size.
USDA on Thursday expanded the agricultural commodities that can apply for aid under the Coronavirus Food Assistance Program (CFAP). USDA also announced more than 1.2 million acres were enrolled into the Conservation Reserve Program for grasslands.
Deere has upgraded its 7R and 8R tractors, and Ag Leader rolls out its high-accuracy, high-speed SureSpeed planting system.
Biofuels interest groups pointed to flaws in EPA's anti-backsliding study on the Renewable Fuel Standard, in official public comments filed with the agency this week.
Dairy prices have soared higher since setting long-term lows in April, surrounding the COVID-19 crisis that abruptly changed dairy demand and production levels. Milk prices rallied over 200% from April lows with current levels nearing all-time highs.
Upper air ridge formation shows no Midwest dome structure through mid-July.
The recent spur in live cattle contracts couldn't seem more baffling as the market still faces vast numbers of fat cattle that need slaughtered, sees heavier carcass weights, and has concerns about the third quarter's boxed beef demand.
DTN's weekly analysis of the soybean and corn markets.
USDA acreage changes for U.S. corn and soybeans from the March intentions to June acreage report to the final production report figure
The country is polarized in a new way and the two poles are working at cross-purposes.
In mechanics, and in life, issues arising from neglect rarely fix themselves. If allowed to squeak long enough, a minor irritant can become a catastrophic failure.
The same plaintiffs that brought the recent dicamba case to the Ninth Circuit are behind a similar lawsuit targeting EPA’s registration of Enlist Duo.
While the National Grain and Feed Association largely supports the CFTC's fifth attempt to create a position limits rule, its official statement on the rule offers a number of suggestions, including adding another strategy to its list of bona fide hedges.
The onset of the Southern Hemisphere dry season adds to an already-short soil moisture supply in much of Brazil's crop areas.