An unusually large number of acres will go unplanted this year, leaving farmers with less work for their employees. Rather than lay people off...
This week our DTN farmer correspondents take a mental health moment to escape this stressful season before heading back to the field.
The union representing employees from the Economic Research Service cited that roughly two-thirds of more than 200 employees being reassigned from Washington, D.C., to Kansas City, Mo., won't go. That is exactly what USDA leaders want and what the Trump administration...
Statistics Canada released its June preliminary estimates of Canada's seeded acres on June 26. We look at these estimates, compared to pre-report estimates along with implications for 2019-20 stocks.
Initial USDA weekly crop ratings for soybeans compared to the percent that final U.S. soybean yield deviated from the 25-year trend
Planting rates and crop conditions are at history-challenging low points following extremely heavy rain since mid-May.
AGCO Corporation is rolling out AGCO Connect, a telemetry application that will allow row-crop managers and their dealers to remotely monitor equipment performance and field operations.
U.S. planted spring wheat acres are expected to be lower than original intentions due to poor weather and final plant dates affecting how many acres went in.
DTN's weekly analysis of the grain markets.
A three-year extension of the biodiesel blenders tax credit is one of a number of provisions in a tax package passed in the House Ways and Means committee on Thursday.
The Federal Reserve is hinting at interest-rate cuts, but it wants to see more evidence of a weakening economy first.
Executive orders are very photogenic. Actual regulatory rules are less so. But the latter is probably more worth your attention.
John Harrington, well-known and respected livestock analyst for DTN and Progressive Farmer, has died at the age of 67.
As the trade negotiations with China stall, something I heard last summer sounds truer than ever: U.S. tariffs are playing into China's long-term strategy for food security.
Tucked into commentary renewing the U.S. EPA's support for glyphosate's safety was a surprising negative comment. Too bad it came two decades too late.
Central Brazil continues to see a very favorable weather pattern providing moisture for second-crop corn.