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Nebraska is an example of September temperatures showing a pronounced run of above-normal values compared with the 20th century average. That trend is forecast to continue across the central U.S. during September 2025 in DTN's monthly forecast array. (Graphics from NOAA/NCEI data, Nebraska State Climate Office and DTN)
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8/14/2025 | 9:45 AM CDT
Will Late-Summer Heat Take the Top Off US Soybean Yields?
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Julie Callahan, President Donald Trump's nominee to be the lead agricultural trade negotiator at the U.S. Trade Representative's Office, spoke Wednesday about the importance of reducing the agricultural trade deficit and reaching new trade deals before the fall harvest ramps up. (DTN photo by Chris Clayton)
Governors, Groups See Trade Optimism
8/14/2025 | 10:34 AM CDT
Ag Trade Official: Trump Administration Seeks to Fast-Track Deals as Harvest Nears
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A federal judge in Texas has vacated a Biden administration rule listing the lesser prairie chicken as endangered. (Photo courtesy of the Natural Resources Conservation Service)
Lesser Prairie Chicken Rule Remanded
8/14/2025 | 10:13 AM CDT
Judge Vacates Biden's Lesser Prairie Chicken Endangered Listing for Second Time
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Fields like this represent the dedication and resilience farming takes every year, while also reflecting the realities of agriculture such as volatile markets, weather challenges, pests and diseases that make each season a challenge. (DTN photo by EllaMae Reiff)
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8/14/2025 | 12:12 PM CDT
Agriculture Burnout Is Real: Why We Need to Talk About Mental Health
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Benton County, which is northwest of Lafayette on the Illinois border, is forecast to have the highest average corn yield in Indiana at 236.6 bushels per acre. The darkest shades of green represent 230-bpa yields or higher, while the lightest green shades represent 150-bpa yields. (DTN map by Scott Williams)
2025 Digital Yield Tour - Indiana
8/14/2025 | 4:53 AM CDT
Indiana Corn, Soybean Crops Feel the Heat and Variability of Late Planting
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  1. Will Late-Summer Heat Take the Top Off US Soybean Yields?

  2. Ag Trade Official: Trump Administration Seeks to Fast-Track Deals as Harvest Nears

  3. Judge Vacates Biden's Lesser Prairie Chicken Endangered Listing for Second Time

  4. Agriculture Burnout Is Real: Why We Need to Talk About Mental Health

  5. Indiana Corn, Soybean Crops Feel the Heat and Variability of Late Planting

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Fields like this represent the dedication and resilience farming takes every year, while also reflecting the realities of agriculture such as volatile markets, weather challenges, pests and diseases that make each season a challenge. (DTN photo by EllaMae Reiff)

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Julie Callahan, President Donald Trump's nominee to be the lead agricultural trade negotiator at the U.S. Trade Representative's Office, spoke Wednesday about the importance of reducing the agricultural trade deficit and reaching new trade deals before the fall harvest ramps up. (DTN photo by Chris Clayton)

Ag Trade Official: Trump Administration Seeks to Fast-Track Deals as Harvest Nears

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Nebraska is an example of September temperatures showing a pronounced run of above-normal values compared with the 20th century average. That trend is forecast to continue across the central U.S. during September 2025 in DTN's monthly forecast array. (Graphics from NOAA/NCEI data, Nebraska State Climate Office and DTN)

Will Late-Summer Heat Take the Top Off US Soybean Yields?

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