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On Friday, June 14, DTN will host a webinar examining the cattle market's long-term outlook and how producers can use livestock risk protection insurance to protect their business from downside...
Summit Carbon Solutions was granted a construction permit by the Iowa Utilities Commission to build a 688-mile stretch of the company's proposed...
An Iowa-based agricultural solutions company is partnering with an insurance company to provide a health coverage option for farmers across the...
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Katie Dehlinger grew up near the Illinois-Wisconsin border in Rockton, Ill., and graduated from the University of Missouri in 2009 with a bachelor's of journalism in news/editorial writing and minors in history and sociology.
She's filled a number of roles at DTN, including nearly five years as the Markets Editor, where she covered commodities markets and marketing strategies in addition to USDA report lockups. She spent several years as the Executive Producer for RFDTV's daily news programs, Market Day Report and the Rural Evening News. She's now back at DTN, this time as the Farm Business Editor, where her reporting focuses on tax and estate planning, farmland values, health care and other issues that affect farmers' bottom lines.
On Friday, June 14, DTN will host a webinar examining the cattle market's long-term outlook and how producers can use livestock risk protection insurance to protect their business from downside...
While rain may slow the national planting pace, some growers will get a few windows of opportunity. Anxiety about U.S. planting and Brazilian flooding has changed the market trend.
Landwatch Recent Farmland Sales
A mistake many farmers make when retiring is not making a distinction between transition and retirement.
A north-central Missouri property's mix of 650 tillable acres, pasture and woodland drew many interested buyers, but the well-attended auction also cast a spotlight on the seller: Chinese-owned...
The DTN Digital Yield Tour estimates Indiana corn yield at 196 bushels per acre, 9 bushels lower than USDA's record-breaking estimate. The Digital Yield Tour also sees soybean yields falling shy of last year's record at 59 bpa.
The DTN Digital Yield Tour estimates a 191-bushel-per-acre average corn yield in Ohio, with Greene County topping the charts at 205 bpa and Carroll County bringing up the rear at 152 bpa.
Iowa is on pace to set a new corn yield record, with the DTN Digital Yield Tour estimating the state will produce an average of 205 bushels per acre. The tour expects strong, but not recording-breaking, soybean production.
Record yields could be in the cards for South Dakota, with the 2024 DTN Digital Yield Tour estimating corn yields averaging 167 bushels per acre and soybean yields averaging 50 bpa.
The DTN Digital Yield Tour sees Illinois corn yields averaging 212 bushels per acre in 2024, with county yield estimates ranging from a low of 156 bpa in Franklin County to a high of 243 bpa in Warren County. USDA sees the statewide...
The DTN Digital Yield is switching sources for its seventh season and will now be powered by DTN's proprietary yield models. The wettest soil moisture profile in four years has corn and soybeans chasing record yields.
Dick Wittman teaches a competitive edge.
Farm Aid stands with family farmers.
Landwatch Recent Farmland Sales
Farmers who rely on short-term financing are bearing the brunt of the impact of high interest rates, and rates aren't coming down quickly as predicted.
New-crop corn futures closed below the psychologically important $4-per-bushel price point. Speculative funds appear to be paying more attention to a favorable forecast than supply-and-demand fundamentals, DTN Lead Analyst Todd...
Retail fertilizer prices declined during the fourth week of July compared to the previous month. While none showed significant price changes, anhydrous prices are lower than last year and trending down.
August 2024 Recent Farmland Sales
Farmers National Company sees farmland values plateauing in the first half of 2024 as higher interest rates and lower commodity prices cause buyers to consider purchases more carefully. At the same time, sellers are preserving...
Available old-crop corn supplies are 22% higher than last year, and USDA's latest Grain Stocks report shows that growers are keeping much of it in their on-farm storage while they wait for better prices.
Every growing season has its unexpected twists and turns. When margins are tight, it's important to constantly reassess your decisions and budget.
Landwatch Recent Farmland Sales
For the first time, farmers nationwide can file their FSA and RMA acreage reports electronically using data from their tractor's precision planting software. It'll not only save time, but most likely money as well.
On Friday, June 14, DTN will host a webinar examining the cattle market's long-term outlook and how producers can use livestock risk protection insurance to protect their business from downside market risk.