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While media is reporting that Russia is considering removing a ban on rapeseed exports from eastern growing regions into Asian countries, current USDA estimates do not indicate a threat in 2022-23.

Southern Plains wheat areas have minimal drought relief indicated in the fall forecast.

The massive legislation contains $40 billion for agricultural conservation, credit, renewable energy and forestry programs. The bill also includes debt relief provisions for some farmers, though Black farmer groups say the bill reverses promises given to them in the American Rescue...

In 2020, when the pandemic was at its worst, the Newport Farmer's Market in Newport, Oregon, was a shadow of its former itself. Now it's back.

June and July 2022 rainfall as a percent of the average 1895-2022 figure vs. the difference of the July 2022 temperature from the 1895-2022 July average for the top corn and soybean states and the U.S.

One of the biggest takeaways about last week's trade was it's undeniable that packers are getting through supplies faster than assumed and, even though we have a historic number of cattle on feed, the market's vigorous processing speeds have allowed feedlots to stay mostly...

The Freight Rail Shipping Fair Market Act was introduced in the U.S. House of Representatives, which would reauthorize the Surface Transportation Board.

The December corn chart has given us few hints as to where it is headed. Since the first of July, the contract has been moving mostly sideways in a wide range. On Friday, the USDA August report will be released and could send corn futures one way or the other from the July...

If the Inflation Reduction Act becomes law a number of tax incentives for biofuels infrastructure expansion are expected to provide a boost to the industry.

Now in its fifth year, the DTN Digital Yield Tour Powered by Gro Intelligence, which started out as an experiment to bring modern-world data and intelligence to the crop prognostication business, has turned into a highly read, and very accurate, look at how the U.S. corn and...

Grab a hoe and get to chopping if you see a pigweed on the loose.

As the Federal Reserve contemplates another interest rate hike, an economist considers the implications for farmland values and cash rents.

In this Equipment Roundup, DTN/Progressive Farmer looks at Polaris recalling some of its RZR vehicles, Smart Apply expanding its presence in the U.S., ASV introducing a new loader, and manufacturers creating a new interoperability network.

Weather during the safrinha season quickly turned from favorable to unfavorable in central Brazil, but opposite from unfavorable to favorable in southern Brazil, balancing some of the poorer conditions farther north.