Editors' Notebook

A weekend at the All American Quarter Horse Congress filled with exciting classes, shopping, delicious food and a strong sense of community that makes the event truly special.

From the latest in seed corn production technologies to the newest ideas for cover crop mixes to continued consolidation in the seed industry, we'll cover the 2025 seed selection waterfront in a series of stories starting the week of Oct. 7.

After writing about a new online course about mental health and suicide prevention in rural America, DTN Staff Reporter Russ Quinn participated in the course and gained critical knowledge about how to recognize the warning signs someone may be struggling with mental health...

The August Progressive Farmer magazine issue celebrated individuals, or sometimes with others in an organization, who have been Voices for Agriculture. We'll run expanded versions of their stories on DTN digital products in the coming weeks.

Some areas may get a harvest break due to a rainy system, and we're celebrating some of the top agriculture supporters.

We're hearing combines are warming up in the Midwest, while things stay hot and dry for South American plantings. A critical WASDE report hits Thursday. Plus, a chance to meet us at a farm show this week.

One person can make a difference as an advocate for a worthy cause. No one is too young or too old to make a difference and be a Voice for Agriculture.

The 2024 DTN Digital Yield Tour features new proprietary yield models built by DTN data scientists.

There's a lot to know about soybean's biggest yield adversary. Here are some fast and fun facts about soybean cyst nematode (SCN).

We tackle crop numbers, livestock outlooks, and share the career change of one of our most popular columnists.

Throughout May, Mental Health Awareness Month, DTN/Progressive Farmer will feature stories and columns on the unique mental health challenges that farmers and ranchers face and the resources and support available to assist those who are struggling to find help and hope.

March 19 is National Ag Day in the U.S. DTN hopes you'll join us to recognize and celebrate the many benefits agriculture brings to our nation, to our overall economy, and to the world.

Here's why you should be aware of the stories on DTN's 2023 Top 10 Ag Stories list, and perhaps care more about the impact of some of the sleeper subjects on the list.

On this day in 1973, President Richard Nixon signed the Endangered Species Act into law. Has the legislation been successful? It depends on your perspective.

Victoria Myers shares a full-circle moment for an image that appeared in Progressive Farmer magazine twice, as well as her own life working for the magazine.

We hope this year's annual recount of ag's big stories sparks some thought and conversation.

Congratulations to the 2024 class of our top young farm and ranch operators.

This month we prepare to wish well to long-time livestock editor Victoria Myers and welcome Jennifer Carrico, our new Senior Livestock Editor.

'Magic beans' such as those of fairy tales might not exist, but modern seeds certainly do possess their own superpowers.