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COVID-19 pandemic has decreased tonnage in maritime shipping, leading to blank sailings and an increase in airfreight volume.

Terminal elevator unloads were reported sharply higher in week 42, partially due to data that was revised by the CGC. Terminal space remains favorable, as does primary elevator space on the Prairies.

Producers know that cash cattle prices weaken throughout the summer, but questions that still need answers revolve around the feeder cattle market and just how much cash cattle prices intend to regress.

In a polarized age, we tend to stereotype people. The story of Giuseppe Verdi shows the problem with those stereotypes.

New crop U.S. soybean export sales in million bushels as of third week in May vs this figure as a percent of the first USDA new crop export projection along with the projected U.S. share of world soybean trade.

A technical look at the U.S. dollar, the Brazilian real and Russia's ruble.

USDA economists on Friday lowered projected agricultural exports for Fiscal year 2020 by $3 billion from February's forecast, reflecting that the coronavirus pandemic has created a shock to world economies and that the China phase-one trade deal is not going to drive...

Ethanol groups lament EPA's 'lost opportunity' to update fuel's air-quality profile in new study.

Crop development conditions, measured by Growing Degree Days, look to turn more favorable going into early June.

An Association of Equipment Manufacturers survey has found nearly all manufacturers said the COVID-19 pandemic has been having a big economic impact on them.

DTN Staff Reporter Russ Quinn knows all too well the challenges of having children taking school classes from home with spotty rural internet access.

While the National Grain and Feed Association largely supports the CFTC's fifth attempt to create a position limits rule, its official statement on the rule offers a number of suggestions, including adding another strategy to its list of bona fide hedges.

A timely reminder that not all worst-case scenarios pan out, as this ag reporter once discovered.

The onset of the Southern Hemisphere dry season adds to an already-short soil moisture supply in much of Brazil's crop areas.