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5/18/2025 | 4:52 AM CDT
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Nebraska farmer Ethan Zoerb put corn planting behind him on May 17 as the last kernels of the season were dropped, with hopes that rain would arrive soon to help germination. (Photo courtesy of Ethan Zoerb)
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5/18/2025 | 7:22 AM CDT
Nebraska and Alabama Farmers Battle Weather Woes
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The "One Big Beautiful Bill" failed a vote Friday in the House Budget Committee when five Republicans opposed it. Conservatives maintain more spending cuts are needed in the package, which extends the 2017 tax cuts and also improves the farm bill safety net. (DTN photo by Joel Reichenberger)
Reconciliation Bill Fails Vote
5/16/2025 | 2:18 PM CDT
Reconciliation Package With Farm Bill Details Stalls in House Budget Committee
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Deere is reporting year-over-year sales declines in the second quarter of its fiscal year and year-to-date. Deere also projects current tariffs may cost $500 million. (Photo courtesy of John Deere)
Deere Reports Sales Decline, Tariff Hit
5/16/2025 | 3:01 PM CDT
Deere & Company Reports Lower Second Quarter Income, But Exceeds Market Expectations
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This field of corn in Indiana was planted April 27 and is already off to the races. Scouting by growth stages can help finetune management. (DTN photo by EllaMae Reiff)
Watch Corn Rev Up at V6
5/16/2025 | 11:33 AM CDT
Critical V6 Corn Growth Stage: When to Scout for Maximum Yield Potential
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  1. Cattle Reports and Weather Updates

  2. Nebraska and Alabama Farmers Battle Weather Woes

  3. Reconciliation Package With Farm Bill Details Stalls in House Budget Committee

  4. Deere & Company Reports Lower Second Quarter Income, But Exceeds Market...

  5. Critical V6 Corn Growth Stage: When to Scout for Maximum Yield Potential

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This field of corn in Indiana was planted April 27 and is already off to the races. Scouting by growth stages can help finetune management. (DTN photo by EllaMae Reiff)

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