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9/14/2025 | 8:52 AM CDT
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USDA released its September Crop Production and World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates (WASDE) reports on Friday, Sept. 12. (Logo courtesy of USDA)
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9/12/2025 | 2:08 PM CDT
USDA Increases Corn Production Another 72 MB to Record 16.814 BB
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Blogger Katie Pratt shares how her daughter has been elected president of Illinois FFA and will be spending a year to travel Illinois and beyond in service to the membership, supporting businesses and the agriculture community. (DTN/Progressive photo by Katie Pratt)
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Corteva Agriscience could be looking to split its seed and pesticide businesses, according to a report in the Wall Street Journal on Friday. The company was created in a spin-off from the DowDupont merger in 2019. Corteva did nearly $17 billion sales last year globally, about half of which was tied to North American farmers. (DTN file photo by Pamela Smith)
Corteva Agriscience Could Split in Two
9/12/2025 | 4:38 PM CDT
Report: Corteva Agriscience is Looking to Breakup Its Seed, Chemical Businesses
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Livestock producers who faced feed losses from floods or wildfires in 2023 or 2024 can qualify for disaster aid to help offset some of those higher feed costs. Producers in some parts of the country will automatically qualify, while others will need to demonstrate there was a local disaster event. (DTN file photo)
New Livestock Disaster Aid Released
9/12/2025 | 12:01 PM CDT
USDA Rolls Out $1 Billion For Livestock Feed Losses From Floods or Wildfires in 2023-24
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  1. Weather, Interest Rate Debates Warm Up

  2. USDA Increases Corn Production Another 72 MB to Record 16.814 BB

  3. When Life Plans Take a Leap

  4. Report: Corteva Agriscience is Looking to Breakup Its Seed, Chemical Businesses

  5. USDA Rolls Out $1 Billion For Livestock Feed Losses From Floods or Wildfires in 2023-24

     
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The group representing local elected Farm Service Agency county committees is challenging claims by USDA officials that there are enough county employees to implement new farm bill programs. The National Association of Farmer Elected Committees instead argues there is a critical shortage of county office staff. (DTN file photo)

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USDA Rolls Out $1 Billion For Livestock Feed Losses From Floods or Wildfires in 2023-24

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