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The current battle over funding the federal government and raising the debt ceiling remains stalled in a 50-50 Senate that often takes at least 60 votes to advance a bill. If the impasse continues, the federal government could be shut down on Friday. (DTN file photo by Nick Scalise)
Federal Government Shutdown Risk Looms
9/28/2021 | 3:02 PM CDT
Potential Government Shutdown Would Close USDA Offices Nationwide, Put Payments to Farmers...
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The tell-tale black specks of tar spot of corn were a common sight in the Corn Belt this year. Here are five things to keep in mind if you battled this disease this summer. (Photo courtesy Jim Donnelly)
Tar Spot Takeaways
9/28/2021 | 9:05 AM CDT
Five Takeaways From Tar Spot's Big Year in the Corn Belt
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Volunteer corn, like in this soybean field near Elkhart, Iowa, can act as a host for corn rootworms. It's possible corn rootworm pressure could intensify in corn fields in 2022 that had significant amounts of volunteer corn the previous season. (DTN photo by Matthew Wilde)
Volunteer Corn Attracts Corn Rootworms
9/28/2021 | 11:26 AM CDT
Volunteer Corn Could Lead to Increased Corn Rootworm Pressure
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Minnesota farmer Kevan Jon Nelson faces crop insurance fraud charges. (Photo by Tim-Evanson, cc-by-sa-2.0)
MN Farmer Charged With Crop Ins. Fraud
9/28/2021 | 4:49 PM CDT
Minnesota Farmer Allegedly Received More Than $500,000 in Fraudulent Crop Insurance Payments
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People who were close to Chris Narayanan, as well as those who knew him on social media, are struggling with his death over the past weekend. Narayanan was well known as a commodity analyst and passionate about helping farmers with markets. (Image from Twitter profile)
In Remembrance of Chris Narayanan
9/28/2021 | 4:01 PM CDT
Agriculture Mourns the Loss of a Cowboy Farm Management Leader
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  1. Potential Government Shutdown Would Close USDA Offices Nationwide, Put Payments to...

  2. Five Takeaways From Tar Spot's Big Year in the Corn Belt

  3. Volunteer Corn Could Lead to Increased Corn Rootworm Pressure

  4. Minnesota Farmer Allegedly Received More Than $500,000 in Fraudulent Crop Insurance...

  5. Agriculture Mourns the Loss of a Cowboy Farm Management Leader

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In Remembrance of Chris Narayanan

Agriculture Mourns the Loss of a Cowboy Farm Management Leader

People who were close to Chris Narayanan, as well as those who knew him on social media, are struggling with his death over the past weekend. Narayanan was well known as a commodity analyst and passionate about helping farmers with markets. (Image from Twitter profile)

A former Marine infantryman with close ties to his alma mater, Texas A&M, Chris...

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November canola reached its highest trade in 10 sessions Sept. 28, printing a bullish outside bar on the daily chart. The brown line on the first study shows the Nov/Jan spread strengthening to $10.70/mt, the largest inverse seen since Sept. 9. The blue histogram bars in the second study show noncommercial traders increasing their bullish net-long position for eight consecutive weeks. (DTN ProphetX chart)

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November canola reached its highest trade in 10 sessions Sept. 28, printing a bullish outside bar on the daily chart. The brown line on the first study shows the Nov/Jan spread strengthening to $10.70/mt, the largest inverse seen since Sept. 9. The blue histogram bars in the second study show noncommercial traders increasing their bullish net-long position for eight consecutive weeks. (DTN ProphetX chart)

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Many cornfields like this one near Waverly, Iowa, were blown over or damaged after multiple thunderstorms packing high winds hit parts of the Upper Midwest in late August. The USDA Risk Management Agency doesn't expect to know the full extent of damage until after harvest when most loss claims are finalized. (DTN photo by Matthew Wilde)

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