The streams may have been swollen throughout much of the grain belts this year, but DTN's View From the Cab farmers are bent for leather to...
A memorial service for Marcia Zarley Taylor will be held March 26 in Ames, Iowa.
A growing number of urban Americans' work lives are starting to resemble those of farmers in important respects.
The debate over whether to ban the use of food stamps to buy junk food isn't a simple liberal-versus-conservative one.
Her passing leaves a deep hole in the hearts of all of us whose lives she touched.
Reaching agreement with Japan on trade and currency issues won't be easy for the Trump administration, but the outlook isn't as bleak as it was before the president and Japan's prime minister played golf.
Why Trump's nominee for Secretary of Agriculture may get more Democratic votes than many of the president's other nominees.
Will three agribusiness mega-mergers win regulatory approval in the U.S. and Europe?
Taking the new president both seriously and literally.
Faced with a strong dollar that was discouraging exports and costing jobs, Richard Nixon did something startlingly unconventional. Donald Trump may be following in Nixon's footsteps.
The president-elect has named advisers with conflicting views on trade policy.
It's the season for musings on the nature of change.
There will still be jobs in an Age of Automation, but they will be different from today's jobs.
How people respond to public-opinion polls and how they actually behave can be two different things.
Pundits' reactions to the president-elect's intervention to save jobs in Indiana diverge but not along liberal-versus-conservative lines.
In which we sample a few of the many insights from Farm Strong, the tenth annual Ag Summit hosted by DTN/The Progressive Farmer.
Will the new administration's trade team do something rash, or merely threaten to do something rash?
Abraham Lincoln declared the first Thanksgiving at a time when Americans were far more divided than they are today.
Who will be the Trump administration's Secretary of Agriculture? Our editor emeritus has a suggestion.
The gap between urban and rural voters yawned wider this election than in previous ones, raising bothersome questions.
A survey shows two big population groups -- the baby boomers and the millennials -- have different views of what constitutes healthy food.