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There are no clear answers from the U.S. government as to what can, or will, be done to protect America's food supply and industry from cyberattacks. (Stock illustration)
Cybersecurity and Ag - 3
9/27/2021 | 12:34 PM CDT
Is Uncle Sam Asleep on the Cybersecurity Job?
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Pictured is one of Tim Dufault's spring wheat fields showing signs of drought stress in northwest Minnesota this July. Dufault said his overall yield ended up at 47 bushels per acre (bpa) versus a proven yield of 69 bpa. (Photo by Tim Dufault, Crookston, Minnesota)
Cash Market Moves
9/27/2021 | 11:05 AM CDT
2021 Spring Wheat Crop: Good Quality, Poor Yields
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Soybean fields filled with volunteer corn like this one near Elkhart, Iowa, aren't uncommon in the Midwest where the 2020 derecho plowed through. The derecho's hurricane-like winds caused excessive corn lodging and ear and kernel loss, which led to more instances of volunteer corn this year. (DTN photo by Matthew Wilde)
Volunteer Corn Management Tips
9/25/2021 | 5:00 AM CDT
Volunteer Corn Management Lessons Learned After 2020 Derecho
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Clinton Ryan's nearly 10,000-square-foot shop includes two main spaces -- one heated and cooled for his maintenance work, and the larger built for cold storage. (DTN photo by Mark Tade)
Simple Steps to a Great Farm Shop
9/26/2021 | 5:00 AM CDT
Farm Shop Built to Serve Current and Future Owners
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Practices such as no-till and growing cover crops will be funded under a project led by the American Coalition of Ethanol to demonstrate lower emissions for ethanol for low-carbon fuel standards. The project was one of 15 to receive USDA Regional Conservation Partnership Program grants. (DTN file photo by Pamela Smith)
RCPP Grants Target Lower Emissions
9/25/2021 | 5:00 AM CDT
Regional Conservation Grants Emphasize Emission Reductions, Including for Ethanol
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  1. Is Uncle Sam Asleep on the Cybersecurity Job?

  2. 2021 Spring Wheat Crop: Good Quality, Poor Yields

  3. Volunteer Corn Management Lessons Learned After 2020 Derecho

  4. Farm Shop Built to Serve Current and Future Owners

  5. Regional Conservation Grants Emphasize Emission Reductions, Including for Ethanol

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Pictured is one of Tim Dufault's spring wheat fields showing signs of drought stress in northwest Minnesota this July. Dufault said his overall yield ended up at 47 bushels per acre (bpa) versus a proven yield of 69 bpa. (Photo by Tim Dufault, Crookston, Minnesota)

2021 Spring Wheat Crop: Good Quality, Poor Yields

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Pictured is one of Tim Dufault's spring wheat fields showing signs of drought stress in northwest Minnesota this July. Dufault said his overall yield ended up at 47 bushels per acre (bpa) versus a proven yield of 69 bpa. (Photo by Tim Dufault, Crookston, Minnesota)

2021 Spring Wheat Crop: Good Quality, Poor Yields

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Just in the past month, natural gas prices have risen to their highest level in over seven years, November crude oil closed at a new contract high and the yield on 10-year T-notes turned higher, signaling concerns about energy supplies ahead of winter and improvement in the economy (DTN ProphetX charts).

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