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DTN's weekly average spot price for domestic distillers dried grains is unchanged versus one week ago.

Recent dry weather during the last week has resulted in slight drops in soil moisture and crop conditions for corn and soybeans. That trend is likely to continue.

Soybean oil yield can have a dramatic impact on total production, with early indications suggesting tighter supplies could be on the horizon.

Leaders from the Trump administration continue to celebrate the release of new dietary guidelines. Officials said the Dietary Guidelines for America Roadshow will begin next week with an appearance by Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins in Pennsylvania.

The central United States could be in for an abrupt pattern change come mid-January as Arctic air from Canada spills south.

Charged and on fire about the bullish outlook for 2026, the cattle complex has taken an aggressive start to the New Year.

Progressive Farmer magazine celebrates its 140th year, as former Editor-in-Chief Gregg Hillyer retires and Katie Dehlinger begins her tenure as the eighth chief editor.

Grain prices fell for the third year in a row, while the soybean complex eked out small gains on short-lived China hoopla.

Among those concerned about the connection between food and health, "ultra-processed" is the new buzzword.

The proposed rule for the 45Z Clean Fuel Production Tax Credit was delivered to the White House Office of Management and Budget last week.

DTN's Senior Farm Business Editor Katie Dehlinger enjoys preparing prime rib for Christmas and she makes arguments for the emotional attachment and practical benefits of doing so.

March corn, having fallen 20 cents recently, is facing a crossroads of sorts, hovering just above the 100-day moving average and moving sideways in a consolidation phase. How will the next several weeks play out? There are conflicting fundamental and technical factors, making...

The cab door is open. Apply for a chance to tell your farm's story as part of DTN's ongoing project called View From the Cab.

As has been true for many months, 2025 compared to the same month in 2024, sales of tractors and combines were down again in October.