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Greg Mullins, left, and Wayne Swanson look over some of the more than 500 acres of ground a group of 19 Black families from Atlanta have bought in rural Georgia. The group looks to develop the property into both a farm and community that has limited resources. (DTN photo by Chris Clayton)
The Promise of Land in Rural America
1/17/2022 | 9:21 AM CST
Atlanta Black Families' Investment in Rural Area Leads to Dream of a Farm
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Cattle producers may see relief on the feed front as corn prices are poised to fall. (DTN/Progressive Farmer file photo)
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1/17/2022 | 7:34 PM CST
Boosts in Cattle Prices Likely as Corn Market Dips
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Clean farm equipment can pay dividends, but it's also a source of pride for Ontario farmer Andy Pasztor. He's sent these stickers around the world to farmers who also prefer clean machines. (DTN/Progressive Farmer photo by Joel Reichenberger)
Profiles in Ag
1/16/2022 | 5:00 AM CST
Andy Pasztor: Meet the Farmer Behind #AndyClean
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Commercial farmers and small landowners purchased 360,000 tractors and combines in 2021. (DTN photo courtesy of AGCO/Fendt)
2021 Tractor Sales Rise Double Digits
1/15/2022 | 5:00 AM CST
Tractor, Combine Sales Up Double Digits, as Small-Tractor Sales Lose Steam
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A North Dakota farm has sued John Deere in an attempt to have a court force the company to provide needed software to repair company equipment. (DTN file photo by Joel Reichenberger)
Farm Sues John Deere for Repair Rights
1/13/2022 | 4:05 PM CST
North Dakota Farm Sues John Deere, Claiming Antitrust Violations on Equipment Repairs
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  1. Atlanta Black Families' Investment in Rural Area Leads to Dream of a Farm

  2. Boosts in Cattle Prices Likely as Corn Market Dips

  3. Andy Pasztor: Meet the Farmer Behind #AndyClean

  4. Tractor, Combine Sales Up Double Digits, as Small-Tractor Sales Lose Steam

  5. North Dakota Farm Sues John Deere, Claiming Antitrust Violations on Equipment Repairs

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Corn, Soybean, Wheat and Cotton Prices to Remain Strong in 2022

Mark Fincher harvests soybeans in mid-October near Dyess, Arkansas. Commodity analysts expect soybean prices to remain over $10 per bushel in the coming year, which would be profitable for most growers. (DTN photo by Matthew Wilde)

Commodity prices are expected to remain high in 2022, providing good profit potential, due to...

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Commercial farmers and small landowners purchased 360,000 tractors and combines in 2021. (DTN photo courtesy of AGCO/Fendt)

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March canola closed lower for a fifth day, although reached positive territory in late-session trade to end $1.90/mt lower, after bouncing from mid-December lows. The first study shows the March/May and May/July spreads weakening during the week, but continue to reflect a bullish inverse. An addition to the blue bars on the lower study would show the noncommercial net-long position increasing to 74,055 contracts as of Jan. 11, the largest on record. (DTN ProphetX chart)

March Canola Faces a Difficult Week

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