A House Judiciary subcommittee held a hearing on Wednesday focusing on food business concentration and food prices.
A group of families looking for a "safe haven" outside of Atlanta led them to buy a tract of land outside a small town. Those family investors...
Central Illinois soybean crush margin, the average seen from January 2008 to January 2022, along with the plus and minus one and two standard deviation figures.
La Nina-related dryness in the Southern Plains is evident in drought changes during the past three months.
Despite a turn-around seen across many of the grain markets this week, durum bids continue to face pressure.
We've reached a turning point in the COVID-19 story, the beginning of the new normal.
Spotlighting the Biden administration's first year in office, Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack has released summaries of details regarding USDA's work combatting climate change and creating "more and better markets" ahead of his testimony Thursday before the House Agriculture...
Despite supply chain challenges for tires, electronics and computer chips, farm equipment manufacturers pushed 360,000 tractors and combines out the factory door in 2021. Sales rose at least 10% and much more in some equipment categories.
DTN's weekly average spot price for domestic distillers dried grains was up $3 on average versus one week ago.
After weeks of hot and dry conditions that have caused crop conditions to steadily decline, widespread heavy showers are forecast for about a week across Argentina and Southern Brazil.
Archer Daniels Midland plans to build a carbon dioxide pipeline to connect two of its ethanol plants in Iowa to a carbon sequestration site in Illinois.
With an aggressive kill schedule throughout the fourth quarter of 2021, market-ready supplies of fat cattle are extremely current for the time being. But it doesn't take the market very long to see supplies back up; we all remember how painful it was to work through...
It appears farmers' cost structure will be very different in the year ahead, so much so that it's going to force deep consideration this winter of what crops to plant and how to get the best yields with reduced or limited fertilizer and chemicals.
From winter derecho winds to cyber bandits, 2021 brought some unique stories to agriculture.
The most used piece of equipment on the farm needs some TLC now before it is time to spray again.