Production Blog

A giant show-and-tell farm grows clues to fight back against soybean cyst nematode.

Anhydrous ammonia tanks are moving as corn planting kicks into gear.

Random packages of seeds that appeared in mailboxes last year are still being tracked, and additional guidance is being offered.

Here's an opportunity to tell your story and give your views on agriculture and farm life. Apply to be a contributor to our weekly View From the Cab series.

Update to DTN's interview with Corteva comes with announcement of a compromise with hedge fund Starboard Value.

Jim Collins discusses important issues facing agriculture and how Corteva Agriscience is positioning its product portfolio.

International Women's Day challenges us to celebrate women's achievements and raise an awareness against bias.

There's plenty to read if you want to firm up your knowledge about genetically engineering crops.

In the next few weeks, DTN/Progressive Farmer is exploring the past and future of genetic engineering breakthroughs in agriculture. Today, we posted the first story of our special series called Gene Revolution Turns 25, looking closer at the different attitudes about the gene...

When you need to find answers, these handy reference tools fit the job.

It's time to go back to school on dicamba. There are no excused absences. Training is mandatory if you want to spray approved herbicides in Xtend crops this year.

The winter meeting season is here and here's a chance to refresh weed control and spray knowledge without leaving the farm.

Here's an opportunity to tell your story and give your view. Apply to be a contributor to our weekly View From the Cab series.

Hopefully this is the year that will live on with empathy as we learn what to embrace and leave behind from the pandemic year.

A recent series helps farmers stay focused on production costs and profitability. The topics include fighting SCN, increasing soybean yields, early planting, outsmarting weed resistance, variable seeding rates, and giving an in-furrow boost for a good start.

Getting gassed is no laughing matter. We have to do better if we want to keep anhydrous as a tool.

Harvest can be a rewarding, yet dangerous time for farmers. Safety needs to be top-of-mind to enjoy the fruits of a year's labor.

Give us some reminders of the beauty of harvest by entering #MyHarvest20 photo contest.

Often more than posies pass between generations.

An invitation to dinner in the field is a thing to celebrate, even if the guests are a bit late.