DTN's weekly average spot price for domestic distillers dried grains is higher versus one week ago.
Crude oil futures rebounded Friday as fresh tanker attacks in the Strait of Hormuz and intensifying rhetoric between Washington and Tehran...
While commodity prices have rallied this month, crop margins remain tight with input costs such as fertilizer expected to stay high going into 2027...
Rolling into mid-August brings thoughts of harvest for DTN View From the Cab farmers providing observations on the 2026 season.
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Mary Kennedy has been in the grain business for more than 35 years. She previously worked in the Minneapolis, Duluth-Superior and PNW markets as a buyer/merchandiser of spring and winter wheat, durum, corn, barley, pulse crops and various other small grains. She is a native of St. Paul, Minnesota, and has lived in North Dakota where she worked as a commodity buyer in Falkirk, North Dakota, and Drake, North Dakota, grain elevators. She was also a corn buyer at an ethanol plant in Wisconsin.
Mary is a member of the North Dakota Grain Dealers Association. She was a member of the Minneapolis Grain Exchange and served on the MGEX arbitration committee. She served as the secretary of the Durum Industry Advisory Commission and served as a board member at the Portland Merchants Exchange.
She has two sons and one daughter: Kevin, who lives in Chicago with his wife and daughter and son; Daniel, who is a Major in the U.S. Army in Tennessee where he lives with his wife and two sons; and Kelly, who resides in Minnesota with her twin sons.
DTN's weekly average spot price for domestic distillers dried grains is higher versus one week ago.
DTN's weekly average spot price for domestic distillers dried grains is steady versus one week ago.
Soybean and soft red winter wheat basis strengthened on Friday, while corn, hard red winter wheat and hard red spring wheat basis held steady.
Corn and hard red winter wheat basis strengthened on Thursday, while soft red winter wheat basis weakened, and soybean and hard red spring wheat basis held steady.
In late July, Union Pacific and Norfolk Southern filed more than 400 pages of new material with the Surface Transportation Board responding to the STB's order requesting supplemental information about their proposed merger...
Soybean, soft red winter wheat, corn, spring wheat and hard red winter wheat basis was steady Tuesday.
Corn and spring wheat basis was stronger, while soybean and hard red winter wheat basis was steady Thursday, and soft red winter wheat basis was weaker.
Soybean and hard red winter wheat basis was weaker Wednesday, while corn, spring wheat and soft red winter wheat basis was steady.
Soybean and corn basis was stronger Tuesday, while spring wheat basis was steady and hard red winter wheat and soft red winter wheat basis was weaker.
Corn, hard red winter wheat and spring wheat basis was steady Friday, while soft red winter wheat basis was stronger and soybean basis was weaker.
Corn basis was steady, while soybean and soft red winter wheat basis was weaker Thursday, and spring wheat and hard red winter wheat basis was stronger.
Union Pacific's CEO allegedly made threats of retaliation against shippers who opposed its merger with Norfolk Southern.
Soybean, soft red winter wheat, hard red winter wheat and hard red spring wheat basis strengthened on Thursday, while corn basis weakened.
Corn, soybean and hard red winter wheat basis held steady on Monday, while soft red winter wheat and hard red spring wheat basis weakened.
Corn, soybean, hard red winter, soft red winter and spring wheat basis was stronger Thursday.
Growth Energy CEO Emily Skor urged ethanol industry leaders at FEW 2026 to fight misinformation and push for permanent year-round E15 sales, citing economic benefits and no refinery closures.
Soybean and corn basis was stronger Wednesday, while hard red winter wheat was steady and spring wheat and soft red winter basis was steady.
Soybean and soft red winter wheat basis was stronger Thursday, while corn, hard red winter wheat and spring wheat basis was steady.
Corn, soft red winter wheat and hard red winter wheat basis strengthened on Wednesday, while soybean and hard red spring wheat basis held steady.
Soybean and soft red winter wheat basis strengthened on Tuesday, while corn, hard red winter wheat and hard red spring wheat held steady.
Soybean, hard red winter wheat, spring wheat, soft red winter and corn basis was stronger Monday.
Members of IBEW System Council No. 11 began a strike in Canada after contract negotiations with CPKC broke down.
Persistent dryness caused the recent Drought Monitor to show exceptional drought in parts of western Nebraska.