Ethanol inventory in the United States tumbled 3% in the first week of August, sliding to the lowest level in more than 3 1/2 years.

The Army Corps of Engineers is considering several options for the Dakota Access pipeline while the pipeline owner appeals a recent court decision to vacate a permit.

Estate and succession planners say the coronavirus pandemic has increased interest in updating plans as families have sensitive conversations about what would happen to the farm and the business if someone falls ill.

The ethanol industry continues to struggle as it waits for the EPA to render a decision on small-refinery exemptions and for Congress to provide financial aid.

A federal appeals court has ruled the Dakota Access pipeline can remain open pending further court proceedings.

Ethanol inventory in the United States edged higher in the final week of July as demand fell after two straight weekly gains, down 1.1%, while production backed off an 18-week high.