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Iowa's secretary of Agriculture, as well as the Agricultural Retailers Association, have written EPA asking for guidance on how to proceed with the sales and use of three dicamba herbicides following a Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals case that vacated their EPA registration. U.S...

Despite some supportive fundamental factors seen in the wheat market, technical weakness contributed to the first weekly loss in three weeks for the December spring wheat contract.

Results from the initial Progressive Farmer Reader Insights survey, on tractor satisfaction, are being revealed as a second and third round of surveys, on combines and on planters, is being mailed to farmers starting this week.

Kinze, KIOTI and Valmont are adding a planter, tractor and solar power technology to their product lineups.

DTN's weekly average spot price for domestic distillers dried grains was lower.

New crop U.S. corn export sales in million bushels as of the final week in May vs. this figure as a percent of the first USDA new crop export projection along with the projected U.S. share of world corn trade.

Equatorial Pacific Ocean cooling to the La Nina threshold raises questions about U.S. crop weather during the 2020 summer.

Wholesale beef values seem to be returning to more realistic levels as prices continue to steadily fall from May highs.

While governors and federal lawmakers in oil-producing states have asked the EPA for waivers to the Renewable Fuel Standard based on economic concerns, an environmental group has requested a waiver based on environmental concerns.

In a polarized age, we tend to stereotype people. The story of Giuseppe Verdi shows the problem with those stereotypes.

A technical look at the U.S. dollar, the Brazilian real and Russia's ruble.

While the National Grain and Feed Association largely supports the CFTC's fifth attempt to create a position limits rule, its official statement on the rule offers a number of suggestions, including adding another strategy to its list of bona fide hedges.

A timely reminder that not all worst-case scenarios pan out, as this ag reporter once discovered.

The onset of the Southern Hemisphere dry season adds to an already-short soil moisture supply in much of Brazil's crop areas.