
One person can make a difference as an advocate for a worthy cause. No one is too young or too old to make a difference and be a Voice for Agriculture.
Oil futures dropped nearly $2 on Wednesday following a larger-than-expected build in oil inventory, as reported by the Energy Information...
The Energy Information Administration reported overall ethanol production in the United States averaged 1.082 million barrels per day (bpd...
Texas farmers are battling PFAS contamination from biosolid fertilizers, leading to cattle deaths, poisoned water, and health issues. They are suing...
Elaine Shein, DTN/Progressive Farmer Associate Content Manager, is responsible for editing DTN feature articles and series as well as providing oversight on special projects.
Prior to joining DTN, Shein spent two decades covering agriculture in the United States and Canada. Most recently, she served as the executive editor for the Capital Press Agriculture Weekly in Salem, Ore. She also served as the editor and deputy publisher of The Western Producer.
Shein has received several journalism awards from organizations such as the North American Agricultural Journalists association (NAAJ), Canadian Farm Writers’ Federation (CFWF) and the American Agricultural Editors’ Association.
Shein earned a bachelor’s degree in journalism from the University of Regina and another bachelor's degree from the University of Saskatchewan.
Shein has extensive farming experience from growing up on a farm in Saskatchewan where she helped raise cattle and grow crops. Her family remains active in farming.
One person can make a difference as an advocate for a worthy cause. No one is too young or too old to make a difference and be a Voice for Agriculture.
If you live in an area of total or even partial solar eclipse on Monday, whether it's sunny or cloudy, here's your chance to observe and record how the eclipse affects livestock, poultry, pet...
No. 6 on DTN's list of the Top 10 Ag Stories of the Year is the massive impact of an active weather pattern during the year, from good crops in the Corn Belt, large wildfires, flooding in the Midwest and Southeast, to several...
When my brothers and I were kids on the farm, Dad ruled the radio dial and only allowed country music to be played. One accidental Christmas gift from an aunt changed our lives forever.