Production Blog

We're looking for a few farmers to share the story of their farm, their crops and their life through a feature called View From the Cab.

Non-native plants and animals cause billions in economic damage each year in the United States. During National Invasive Species Awareness Week, we highlight four species of particular concern for agriculture.

There's a secret to surviving that every gambler knows. How U.S. cotton growers play the hand they're dealt in 2023 will determine if they're countin' money when the dealing's done.

Opportunities to glean more information from your wheat crop are available through the National Wheat Yield Contest.

The Handy Bt Trait Table provides a helpful list of trait packages to make it easier to understand seed guides, sales materials, and bag tags.

Improving farm data access and portability is the goal of Precision Planting's latest product, Panorama, which the company unveiled this week at its 30th annual winter conference.

"Let's go farming" takes on a new meaning when kids have a replica of a farmstead they know. A new North Dakota-based business is making it happen.

Finding the perfect gift for a farmer usually means thinking practical.

Experiments are showing the grass gracing the pitch of the World Cup games may one day hold benefits for corn.

Want to lend your voice to tell agriculture's story? We're looking for two farmers for DTN's 2023 View From the Cab project.

An increasing number of soybeans have failed to certify as U.S. No. 1 Yellow Soybean the past two years, but is that enough reason to justify changing the standards? Not if the U.S. wants to lose its soybean identity.

Say what? Try some of these simple tips to put your ears back in the conversation.

This week, DTN's View From the Cab farmers wrap up harvest and review what the season has taught them.

Vern Hawkins, Syngenta Crop Protection president, talks to DTN about ongoing supply chain issues affecting crop production product availability, pending litigation and new products being developed.

Taking time to observe the fields around us is a freedom that can soothe the soul.

Soybeans can lose weight and become brittle, here are some tips that might help bring them back into condition.

Following basic safety protocols when working with anhydrous ammonia protects you and those around you.

Soil temperatures may have dipped temporarily but think about potential ammonia losses before rushing the season.

Collectors, farmers and fashionistas all seem to find utility in seed bags turned into purses, backpacks and satchels. Learn where the inspiration germinated.

The National Wheat Yield Contest keeps gleaning information from the crop as farmers push to raise more bushels.