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Eighty-seven ethanol and grain companies ask President Joe Biden to stand behind the Renewable Fuel Standard.

August to September and then September to final yield changes vs. the week 36 rating (2nd week of September) for U.S. corn

An active pattern is ending for most areas this week while a more stable, drier and warmer pattern sets up for next week.

We look at cumulative producer deliveries of select grains into the licensed handling system over the first six weeks of the crop year as a percentage of supplies available for delivery.

The 2021 winter wheat harvest had many weather variables this past year, ranging from delays at harvest to early harvest in some states.

Farmers who participated in the DTN Digital Yield Tour share their perspectives on how the corn and soybean crops have developed in the month following the tour.

The U.S. Dollar Index appears to possibly be forming a head and shoulders chart pattern with a potential breakout one way or the other in coming days.

An underlying truth about China emerged from the inconclusive report on COVID-19's origins by U.S. intelligence agencies.

USDA highlighted a few deadlines for pandemic aid. The department extended the enrollment period for the Pandemic Livestock Indemnity Program, which pays producers for having to depopulate their herds in 2020 because of processing-capacity challenges.

Eyes have been on the start to the wet season in central Brazil. What looked to be a possible early start last week does not look that way anymore.

The North American Meat Institute and the Ranchers-Cattlemen Action Legal Fund United Stockgrowers of America each issued news releases offering a separate but equal debate about the state of complaints over cattle prices and what consumers pay. NAMI was responding to Ag...

DTN Staff Reporter Russ Quinn shares his memory of 9/11 and one of the toughest assignments he ever had to do.

Here's a 10-step plan to fine-tune your combine. On the list is everything from safety procedures to chain replacements, to calibrating fan speed, yield monitors and mass flow sensors.

Crop farming begins and ends with a seed. Within each tiny package lies a factory of possibilities. The next few weeks will feature stories all about seed, the seed industry and seed selection tips.