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When planting gets delayed, farmers can get testy, but for DTN's View From the Cab farmers, "testing" has a positive meaning.
With the COVID-19 pandemic limiting travel and group gatherings, two winter wheat tours will be done virtually this year.
Shippers who rely on railroads for shipping commodities in bulk have long believed that demurrage policies are unreasonable and for years have been appealing to the STB to investigate.
While some states have seen good progress in spring wheat planting, some key areas haven't even started yet.
With COVID-19 draining Federal and State resources, concern remains that the talk of infrastructure funds are getting pushed to the bottom of the pile of current financial allocations.
Farmers in the U.S. have started spring planting, with many having a plan in place should the virus affect their operation.
The Upper Mississippi River has been plagued by high water recently, slowing traffic north and southbound due to two lock closures.
Many states have increased truck weight limits to help trucks that are hauling goods during the coronavirus pandemic, but the industry wants an equal weight established for all 50 states.
The corn basis has become a victim of the coronavirus due to the trickledown effect the virus is having on ethanol plants.
The spring opening of the head of navigation on the Mississippi River begins a new season for river terminals that have been in hibernation all winter.
The U.S. Department of Transportation issued a national emergency declaration to provide hours-of-service regulatory relief to commercial vehicle drivers.
Spring load and weight restrictions are an annual event in many states, especially in the Upper Midwest where winters are usually harsher.
Shippers who rely on containers to move their products locally and globally are feeling the effects of the coronavirus on their businesses.
The Upper Mississippi River 2019 navigation season was a rough one from start to finish, given the delayed start to the season due to flooding that lasted through summer.
The DTN national average corn basis started moving above the maximum five-year average in July 2019 and hasn't looked back since.
The recent spending bills signed by the president included money for U.S. waterways construction and maintenance. While that's good news, is it enough to fix and/or rebuild the aging lock and dam system?
The past year was difficult for corn and most crops -- from planting all the way through to harvest. As the year came to an end, most farmers were happy to put 2019 in the rearview mirror.
The U.S. Food and Drug Admiration Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA) of 2011 was the most sweeping reform of our food safety laws in more than 70 years. As compliance dates for certain rules have passed, it is important that all facilities be prepared for FDA inspections.
After a rough start to the 2019 shipping season due to unrelenting flooding, the Upper Mississippi River has closed for the winter. Not far behind is the end to the grain shipping season on the Great Lakes.
From the start of planting and all the way through harvest, many farmers have had a very disappointing soybean season.
The final deadline for truckers to comply with the electronic logging device rule is fast approaching, but not without continued opposition from certain trucking groups.