The U.S. Senate passed a $19.1 billion disaster package Thursday, with Congress providing more than $3 billion in disaster aid for farmers to pay...
Two bills introduced in the United States Senate this week seek to make flood control a priority in the Missouri River Basin.
Weather continues to dominate the attention of our View From the Cab correspondents this week, but they are making planting progress.
Seeding in Saskatchewan is estimated at 73% complete, ahead of last year and well-ahead of the average pace as of May 20. Cool and dry conditions have slowed emergence.
The forecast suggests that the pattern of favorable weather for planting in the Prairies region will continue during the next 10 days. However, stress is likely to build on developing crops due to a lack of significant rain outside of a few local areas.
Crude oil and oil products futures were posting massive losses Thursday morning.
Growers plant soybeans with one of a handful of limited-build production air seeders geared to increase efficiency.
History of U.S. soybean plantings as of May 19 vs. % deviation from 1980-2018 yield and % change in planted acreage from end of March intentions report to final production numbers
Farm groups on Monday expressed some relief that Canada and Mexico followed suit on Monday and dropped retaliatory tariffs against U.S. farm products.
For most of 2019, inclement weather has disrupted barge traffic along the Mississippi, Ohio and Arkansas rivers. This has caused year-to-date grain barge tonnages through the locking portions of the rivers to fall below the three-year average and last year, according to...
In 2018, 37% of Kansas farmers' income came from Market Facilitation Program payments. As the trade conflict with China escalates, rather than resolves, farmers are left to wonder whether the government will intervene again and what form that will take.
DTN's weekly analyst of the livestock markets.
Lots of questions remain about this crop season.
Imposing punitive tariffs on China, and getting punitive tariffs imposed on us in return, will inflict pain on the U.S. economy and especially on farmers and ranchers.
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.
John Harrington gives his thoughts on what could have become of former Vice President Joe Biden had he gone a different route as a young lad.