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Nonstop rain and overland flooding in parts of North Dakota and Minnesota are dampening the hopes of farmers wanting to get all their intended wheat, durum and other crops planted.

The vise is still tightening on world wheat supplies, with USDA on Thursday projecting world ending stocks of 267 million metric tons (mmt), which would be the tightest since 2016.

DTN Tax Columnist Rod Mauszycki reviews some of the provisions in President Joe Biden's 2023 Greenbook that affect agriculture.

I have worked at DTN for 25 years as of May 5. We look back at my time at the company and how Russ' Vintage Iron came to be.

One of the hardest tasks in a family business is transitioning relationships to the next generation.

Farms have been struggling to attract top-shelf talent for several years, and the current state of wage inflation is making their job much tougher. That leaves a tough choice for farmers with jobs to fill: either pay up or train up.

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