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Despite removal of steel and aluminum tariffs, the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement faces a tight summer schedule to passage. (Graphic by TheMexicanGentleman, Public Domain)
US Lifts Tariffs on Canada, Mexico
5/17/2019 | 3:06 PM CDT
US Pork, Dairy Industries Expect Market Relief After Tariffs Removed
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Wet weather ahead means continued notable river flood risk well into summer 2019. (NOAA/USGS graphic)
Midwest and Plains to Stay Wet
5/17/2019 | 5:01 PM CDT
Continued Heavy Rain, Flooding Forecast for Midwest, Plains Through End of May
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Iowa farmer Jay Magnussen snaps a photo summing up his -- and many others' -- experience trying to plant in one of the wettest springs many can recall. (Photo courtesy of Jay Magnussen)
DTN Field Roundup
5/17/2019 | 7:12 AM CDT
Still Stuck: Widespread Wetness, Stormy Markets Weigh on Farmers
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Stuck in the mud with no way to plant? You're not alone. DTN Contributing Analyst Elaine Kub outlines the market implications of prevented planting. (Photo courtesy of Ben Riensche)
Kub's Den
5/17/2019 | 11:57 AM CDT
Prevented Planting: Implications for New-Crop Market Prices
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Asking yourself a series of 15 questions can help determine what you can do to strengthen your financial management skill set. (Checklist courtesy of Dave Kohl)
Build Your Business IQ
5/17/2019 | 7:50 AM CDT
Assessing Your Farm's Financial Management Can Help You Survive Tough Ag Economy
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  1. US Pork, Dairy Industries Expect Market Relief After Tariffs Removed

  2. Continued Heavy Rain, Flooding Forecast for Midwest, Plains Through End of May

  3. Still Stuck: Widespread Wetness, Stormy Markets Weigh on Farmers

  4. Prevented Planting: Implications for New-Crop Market Prices

  5. Assessing Your Farm's Financial Management Can Help You Survive Tough Ag Economy

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The road to planting this season has been winding and filled with uncertainties, but take care not to let it overwhelm you. (DTN photo by Pamela Smith)

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