Mary Kennedy

Soybeans, corn, soft red winter and spring wheat basis was steady Friday while HRW wheat basis was stronger Friday.

Corn and hard red winter wheat basis was stronger Monday while spring wheat, soft red winter wheat and soybean basis was steady.

When the calendar turns to June 1 every year, soft red and hard red winter wheat end a crop year and start a new one. Here is a look back and a look ahead for hard red winter.

Corn, spring wheat and soybean basis was steady Friday, while hard red winter wheat basis and soft red winter wheat basis was stronger.

The DTN domestic dried distillers grains price was sharply lower at an average of $160 per ton for the week-ended June 7.

Corn, spring wheat and soybean basis was steady Friday, while hard red winter wheat basis and soft red winter wheat basis was stronger.

The U.S. Department of Transportation's Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) gave a 90-day temporary waiver from the electronic logging device (ELD) rule for agriculture-related transportation. That waiver expires...

Corn, HRW winter wheat basis, corn, soft red winter wheat basis and hard red spring wheat was stronger Thursday while soybean basis was steady..

At the 22nd Annual Distillers Symposium, recently held in Des Moines, Iowa, many issues dealing with distillers grains were discussed. One important issue was the current outlook for DDGS exports as the market continues to remain...

As high water moves downstream from the St. Paul, Minnesota, district, two locks in the Upper Mississippi River (UMR) closed over the weekend of May 11, stalling barges on both sides of the closure.

As winter weather hung on across the Northern Plains and Upper Midwest through early spring, farmers watched normal plant dates for spring wheat slip away as they waited for the snow to melt and the ground to thaw.

Kansas wheat has the potential to yield 37 bushels per acre on average this year, organizers of the Wheat Quality Council's Winter Wheat Tour announced early Thursday afternoon. But much still depends on the weather the rest of...

The theme of day two of the Wheat Quality Council's Winter Wheat Tour was much the same as that of day one: The crop is late and needs moisture.

Scouts on the first day of the Wheat Quality Council's Winter Wheat Tour found Kansas fields showing evidence of drought stress.

The industry gets an early look at what the hard red winter wheat crop portends as scouts take to the fields this week.

A Canadian Pacific Railway (CP) strike scheduled to start April 21 was postponed late April 20. Meanwhile, the U.S. river system is still working through high water issues.

The DTN domestic dried distillers grains price was slightly higher on average at $167 per ton for the week ended April 19.

The extended winter in the Northern Plains has caused a late start to the spring shipping season on the Upper Mississippi River versus last year's start in St. Paul, Minnesota, on March 9. On Lake Superior, the first saltie will also...

The National Grain and Feed Association, with assistance from the North American Millers Association, alerted the Surface Transportation Board on March 10 of major concerns it had received from rail-service customers.

The DTN domestic dried distillers grains price was higher on average at $162 per ton for the week ended April 5.

The DTN domestic distillers dried grain (DDG) price moved higher with the sharp rise in corn following the USDA reports Thursday, with the export market out of the Gulf remaining strong as logistics are still problematic.

Winter snowstorms are delaying spring planting in the Upper Midwest, leading to speculation about what farmers intend to plant this spring.