Erasing earlier losses, oil futures nearest delivery on the New York Mercantile Exchange and Brent crude traded on the Intercontinental Exchange...
Ethanol inventory in the United States eased last week as blending activity, a measure of demand, marked a 10-week high and production dropped...
Sometimes exiting a crop makes good business sense. This week DTN's View From the Cab farmers talk about making those tough choices.
Dr. Ken McMillan responds to a readers' questions about farm veterinary issues.
Optimize planting rates to maximize return on investment.
Willingness to spend more money up front on a new grain facility will pay off down the road.
There is promise in every sunrise, joy in every silly joke-induced laugh, peace in every ride through the pasture, beauty in every flower blooming and delight in every bird singing.
Steve Thompson answers readers' questions about all things mechanical.
These four steps can lighten your corn trait costs safely.
Ambiguous loss, where there is unresolved grief, complicates the family business and needs to be acknowledged for healing to occur.
A history of supporting one another and seeking outside experts helps keep this farm business moving forward.
Progressive Farmer wants to tell the story of your shop and your ideas.
Illinois farmer builds economic resiliency with social and sustainable food production.
Carbon is cool again. Multiple initiatives have been announced or proposed that pay farmers to adopt practices that sequester carbon on their farms and ranches.
Wide-row corn and cover crops work together to create positive grazing options for cattle.
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