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The RIF plans across federal agencies are currently under a temporary restraining order issued by a U.S. district judge in California stemming from a request filed by multiple unions representing federal employees. The judge had initially ruled the administration's plans for mass...

New crop U.S. wheat exports as of the second week of May vs. those sales as a percent of the USDA's first export projection given in the May WASDE report.

Powerful winds whipped up planting season dust across the country during the weekend, prompting a dust storm warning in Chicago, which has not seen one of such magnitude since 1934.

With packers having built up some supply during the last three weeks, and with the upcoming Memorial Day holiday, it's likely fed cash cattle prices could trade steady this week.

The global average January-April temperature was the second highest on record, second only to 2024.

Summer heat puts corn on a fast track. Knowing when to take a closer look can help avoid yield roadblocks.

With the state of California expected to lose about 17% of its refining capacity, the door might swing open wider for the ethanol industry to cash in on E85.

The soybean market is sure to see increased weather-related volatility in the year ahead following a much-lower-than-expected new-crop ending-stocks estimate.

The U.S.-China agreement to reduce tariffs will allow more trade but it won't help solve the most critical American economic problem with China: our reliance on that country for critical manufactured products.

The National Grain and Feed Association joined with 38 other leading agricultural organizations asking Congress to prioritize the reauthorization of the nation's surface transportation programs.

New-crop December corn futures are again trading amongst the lowest prices of the 2025 calendar year, but traders may be hesitant in placing too large of a bearish bet with the growing season still ahead.

CNH Industrial, parent company of Case IH and New Holland, forecasts lower ag sales and income for 2025, while also announcing a moderate price increase "in the low single digit(s)."

Soil moisture is below normal in many of Brazil's safrinha corn growing areas. A drier outlook for April puts that corn crop at a higher risk of drought and damage.

March 18 is National Ag Day in the United States. DTN hopes you'll join us in recognizing and celebrating the many benefits that agriculture brings to our nation, to our overall economy, and to the world.