Meet Alabama farmer Stuart Sanderson who will be reporting each week for DTN's View From the Cab series.
A recent Senate hearing concerning the water sources in the West drying up warned states in the Colorado River Basin to act sooner than later.
While railroads and worker unions are still in a 30-day cooling-off period, various shipper groups have asked President Biden to intervene sooner than later.
Rail and port workers are in the midst of contact negotiations, and failure to come to an agreement could be a disaster for West Coast ports and railroads.
After more than two years of contract negotiations and three weeks of mediation, rail unions rejected the railroads' current proposals.
Contract talks between the Pacific Maritime Association and the International Longshoreman Warehouse Union are taking place as current contract expiration looms.
Hard red winter wheat and soft red winter basis ended the old crop year without much fanfare.
Nonstop rain and overland flooding in parts of North Dakota and Minnesota are dampening the hopes of farmers wanting to get all their intended wheat, durum and other crops planted.
Farmers in the Northern Plains and northwest Minnesota are behind on planting due to heavy snow, rain in April and now spring flooding.
Every U.S. rail shipper and all union rail employees were represented in force at the recent two-day STB hearings on poor rail service.
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