Time to Give Spring Wheat Its Last Rites?
Posted by Mary Kennedy , DTN Basis AnalystSpring wheat farmers in the upper Northern Plains have been battling drought all year and it has taken its toll on the new spring wheat crop.
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Cash Market Moves
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Washington Insider
Confirming an Administration
PostedPresident Joe Biden has been able to get most of his nominees to key positions confirmed by the Senate in a timely manner. As for Cabinet nominees, Biden actually moved quicker than either Trump or Obama as they took nearly a month longer to get officials confirmed into...
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Ask the Taxman
Is Farming Collateral Damage in Latest Tax Proposal?
Posted by Rod Mauszycki , DTN Tax ColumnistDTN Tax Columnist Rod Mauszycki looks at the American Families Plan (AFP) tax proposal.
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Farm Family Business
Legacy Beyond Land and Family
Posted by Lance Woodbury , DTN Farm Business AdviserHaving no heirs or children not returning to the farm doesn't mean an end to your legacy.
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Russ' Vintage Iron
Some Choose to Vintage Plant
Posted by Russ Quinn , DTN Staff ReporterDTN Reporter Russ Quinn shares one reader's snow story.
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Another View
It's the End of Spring Training for Grains
Posted by Alan Brugler , DTN Contributing AnalystDTN Contributing Analyst Alan Brugler gives his thoughts on the May 12 USDA World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates (WASDE) report.
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Letters to the Editor
Dicamba Settlement Options
PostedThe views expressed are those of the individual authors and not necessarily those of DTN, its management or employees.
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Ag's HR Coach
Ways to Prevent Accidents and Injuries on the Farm
Posted by Lori Culler , DTN Farm Business AdviserWith the rush of the harvest season upon (most of) us, taking time to review your farm's safety procedures and discussing with employees what steps to take in an emergency can go a long way to prevent, or minimize, the impact of an accident.