Blogs

Winter wheat and row crops face a second straight season of significant dryness and production shortfalls.

Percent change in U.S. soybean planted area from the March intentions to June acreage report, the June acreage to the final production figure and also the March intentions to the final number

A bill passed the Iowa House on Wednesday that would require carbon pipeline projects to get at least 90% of their easement miles through voluntary agreements with landowners before seeking eminent domain authority from state regulators. A poll in Iowa shows more than...

The May canola contract open interest is the highest ever for this week and trade during the month ahead could prove volatile.

Ethanol groups asked EPA to allow E15 sales to continue this summer during a public hearing on a proposal to make the sales permanent in eight states beginning in 2024.

Regardless of what the futures complex decides to do with the recent COF report, we know where the market's fundamentals sit; when it comes to buying and selling cattle, these fundamentals remain relevant.

Federal Maritime Commissioner Max Vekich spoke recently at the annual Transportation Go! conference on the importance of the Ocean Shipping Reform Act enacted last summer.

A technical look at weekly soybean, soybean meal and bean oil prices.

DTN's View From the Cab editorial series has sown seeds of friendship.

With Argentina's crop production almost set, the focus in South America is for Brazil's safrinha corn crop, which may go through some significant challenges this season.

March 21 is National Ag Day. Hope you'll join us to salute all the important things agriculture brings to our nation and the world.

Depositors in Silicon Valley Bank were protected, but what happens to the Federal Reserve's fight against inflation as a result?

Before a group of its agricultural customers, Trimble showed off its systems and offered thoughts on its future. An important part of the presentation focused on Trimble's work in autonomy and managing the data systems that will generate profit and sustainable returns on...

The Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City's most recent survey of lenders shows that non-real estate farm loans increased by 20% on average as production costs climbed. Interest rates also climbed to a 10-year high, putting additional pressure on financing costs.