
During an international video meeting of agricultural journalists this week, a Ukrainian ag journalist gave a glimpse of some of the challenges farmers as well as journalists are facing in his...
Oil futures nearest delivery on the New York Mercantile Exchange and Brent crude on the Intercontinental Exchange rallied on the first day of...
The concerns over Chinese investment in U.S. agriculture and the proximity to an Air Force base with lots of military technology have all...
Crops continue to cook along for DTN's View From the Cab farmers in Colorado and Ohio. This week they talk about crop progress, freedom and...
Elaine Shein, DTN's associate managing editor, is responsible for editing DTN feature articles and series as well as providing oversight on special projects.
Prior to joining DTN, Shein spent two decades covering agriculture in the United States and Canada. Most recently, she served as the executive editor for the Capital Press Agriculture Weekly in Salem, Ore. She also served as the editor and deputy publisher of The Western Producer.
Shein has received several journalism awards from organizations such as the North American Agricultural Journalists association (NAAJ), Canadian Farm Writers’ Federation (CFWF) and the American Agricultural Editors’ Association.
Shein earned a bachelor’s degree in journalism from the University of Regina and another bachelor's degree from the University of Saskatchewan.
Shein has extensive farming experience from growing up on a farm in Saskatchewan where she helped raise cattle and grow crops. Her family remains active in farming.
During an international video meeting of agricultural journalists this week, a Ukrainian ag journalist gave a glimpse of some of the challenges farmers as well as journalists are facing in his...
During the busy harvest time, it's good to review and encourage fuel safety on the farm with the whole family to avoid costly mistakes and dangerous accidents.
When straight-line winds of up to 115 mph and large hail hit east-central Nebraska on June 14, it left a path of shredded crops, overturned irrigation equipment and damaged bins. Now, as they assess and clean up the damage...
An exhibit at Lauritzen Gardens is using a combination of science lessons and art to provide a better understanding of the diversity of plants, from seeds to blossoms.