Agricultural groups started sending around top-line numbers for the $28 billion that will go into conservation programs as part of the $3.5...
Are you treating your body as well as you do your farm equipment? The most important tool on the farm may be getting the least attention.
The 2021 winter wheat harvest had many weather variables this past year, ranging from delays at harvest to early harvest in some states.
Since the Surface Transportation Board recently rejected the voting trust presented by the Canadian National Railway, the Canadian Pacific has stepped in again to renew its merger proposition to acquire the KCS.
CP has responded to the Surface Transportation Board decision to reject a voting trust proposed by CN and Kansas City Southern and is ready to re-engage with KCS on its revised offer.
The U.S. Soy Global Trade Exchange and Specialty Grains Conference took place recently in St. Louis, Missouri, and virtually, highlighting the current and continued problems ag container shippers face.
DTN's national average soybean basis has been on a steady downslide the past seven weeks.
Farmers in Arizona are expecting restrictions to irrigation use, while some farmers in the Central Valley of California already saw cuts early in August.
The ongoing drought has not only stressed crops but is also causing low rivers and lakes in much of the U.S.
Container shippers are seeing serious delays at key rail container terminals, prompting the STB to contact Class 1 railroads.
After COVID-19 caused the cancellation of the 2020 spring wheat tour, scouts are ready to inspect fields in person.
The year 2020 will be remembered for the pandemic, but also for the extreme hoarding of toilet paper that went on as states went into lockdown.
The Canadian National Railroad recently made a last-ditch effort to the Surface Transportation Board for their desire to acquire the Kansas City Southern.
Extreme drought and record-high temperatures are severely stressing the Pacific Northwest winter and spring white wheat crops.
Agriculture shippers have been fighting for survival for over eight months amid a decline in ocean container shipping service and rising costs.
Agriculture shippers have been fighting for survival for over eight months amid a decline in ocean container shipping service and rising costs.
Spring wheat farmers in the upper Northern Plains have been battling drought all year and it has taken its toll on the new spring wheat crop.
As the government works on a new infrastructure bill, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers continues to repair and maintain the aging locks and dams on the U.S. river system.
Surface Transportation Board Chairman Martin J. Oberman addressed the attendees of the NGFA Annual meeting, discussing various issues that are still before the Board.
Farmers who planted their new-crop spring wheat in severe drought conditions are seeing a lack of germination and/or struggling plants.
After being closed early in the week due to a bridge structure concern, the Mississippi River was reopened to vessel traffic Friday morning.
The U.S. Coast Guard shuttered the Mississippi River at Mile 736 through 737 Memphis, Tennessee, as a safety precaution after a crack was found in the I-40 bridge.