Blogs

Below-normal temperatures forecast for the U.S. Corn Belt over the next seven days promise to offer only limited growing-degree-day totals for the much-delayed corn crop.

Ethanol producers Green Plains Inc., announced on Tuesday it was suspending quarterly cash dividends in light of struggles in the ethanol industry.

December spring wheat closed lower for a third day on Tuesday, breaking certain levels of chart support while holding above others. It appears a combination of commercial and noncommercial selling interests may be behind the move.

U.S. trading partners at the World Trade Organization have some questions about how USDA intends to implement disaster aid and the next round of Market Facilitation Program payments.

While water is beginning to recede in some areas along the Mississippi River and tributaries, transportation woes continue.

DTN's Technical Analysis of live cattle, feeder cattle and lean hogs.

Ask the Mechanic Steve Thompson answers questions from readers about their equipment snags -- and offers thoughts on the "perfect farm."

Executive orders are very photogenic. Actual regulatory rules are less so. But the latter is probably more worth your attention.

Cumulative precipitation for the first five months of the year for the top 21 corn and soybean growing states

Wall Street falls in love with an unprofitable maker of plant-based meat substitutes, valuing it more than an established processor of real meat with real profits.

John Harrington, well-known and respected livestock analyst for DTN and Progressive Farmer, has died at the age of 67.

As the trade negotiations with China stall, something I heard last summer sounds truer than ever: U.S. tariffs are playing into China's long-term strategy for food security.

Tucked into commentary renewing the U.S. EPA's support for glyphosate's safety was a surprising negative comment. Too bad it came two decades too late.

Central Brazil continues to see a very favorable weather pattern providing moisture for second-crop corn.