Oil futures closest to expiration on the New York Mercantile Exchange and Brent crude on the Intercontinental Exchange steadied Monday morning...
Gevo Inc. announced on Thursday it was buying Red Trail Energy's ethanol plant and carbon capture and storage capabilities in Richardton, North...
Hold your horses: DTN's View From the Cab farmers observe the need to slow down and be safe during harvest.
Express and receive love the best ways that you can.
The cyclical nature of farm business is a fact of life farmers and ranchers endure season after season. There are generally more downs than ups on profit-loss ratios. This year is no exception.
As more farmers look to futures markets to reduce risk, there are two techniques they can use: hedging and speculation. There are positives and negatives, and tax implications, to each technique.
Steve Thompson answers readers' questions about all things mechanical.
Hang on to old photos, or make new ones, to trigger memories for you and your family in the future.
Dr. Ken McMillan responds to a readers' questions about farm veterinary issues.
The Fed's challenge in 2024 will be timing. Leaving rates too high for too long could damage the economy. But, rates cut too quickly could fuel more inflation.
Winter price outlooks are especially bearish when preceded by a record harvest, but anything can happen between a hopeful winter and the realities of markets beginning in May.
Easy-to-build ideas make your work easier. Readers send in helpful solutions to farm and ranch problems.
Please correct the following errors and try again: