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Sean Finnie, interim director of the Wheat Quality Council, takes some of the final wheat head and spikelet counts during Day 3 of the council's 2026 Hard Winter Wheat Tour. (DTN photo by Jason Jenkins)
Hard Winter Wheat Tour Final Results
5/14/2026 | 7:44 PM CDT
Wheat Tour Predicts Higher Kansas Yield, Production Than USDA
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World Organization of Animal Health leaders say more money should be spent on disease prevention to save money spent on animal health crises. (DTN/Progressive Farmer photos by Jennifer Carrico)
WOAH: Invest in Prevention, Not Crisis
5/14/2026 | 4:35 PM CDT
WOAH 2026 Report: Animal Disease Prevention Costs Far Less Than Crisis Response
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Per-acre prices of recent farmland sales. (DTN graphic)
Landwatch Weekly
5/14/2026 | 11:46 AM CDT
Recent Farmland Sales in Illinois, Iowa, Nebraska and South Dakota
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A federal court struck down a biological opinion on the pesticide malathion. (DTN file photo)
Court Strikes Down Malathion Opinion
5/14/2026 | 9:51 AM CDT
Court Strikes Down Insecticide Malathion Biological Opinion, Cites Endangered Species Risk
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Nick Methner with ADM examines wheat heads in a southwest Kansas while estimating yield during Day 2 of the 2026 Hard Red Winter Wheat Tour on May 13. Methner was part of a scouting team that assessed fields along routes from Colby to Wichita, Kansas. (DTN photo by Jason Jenkins)
Winter Wheat Tour Day 2 Yields 39.3 BPA
5/13/2026 | 10:59 PM CDT
Abandonment Potential Increases on Hard Winter Wheat Tour Day 2
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  1. Wheat Tour Predicts Higher Kansas Yield, Production Than USDA

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  3. Recent Farmland Sales in Illinois, Iowa, Nebraska and South Dakota

  4. Court Strikes Down Insecticide Malathion Biological Opinion, Cites Endangered Species...

  5. Abandonment Potential Increases on Hard Winter Wheat Tour Day 2

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The House vote on E15 Tuesday showed several splits among parties and congressional delegations within states. Leaders of both parties actually voted against their own majorities. The bill now goes to the Senate. (Photo courtesy of the Iowa Renewable Fuels Association)

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The House vote on E15 Tuesday showed several splits among parties and congressional delegations within states. Leaders of both parties actually voted against their own majorities. The bill now goes to the Senate. (Photo courtesy of the Iowa Renewable Fuels Association)

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