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The week of May 21 features our latest DTN Ag Summit Series virtual event, focused on 2023 crop conditions and expectations for the summer, as well as watching for changes in bearish grain markets. Those are just some of the stories the DTNPF news...

DTN's second Ag Summit Series event of 2023 will reflect on planting progress to date, from the views of farmers themselves. Join us for an agenda packed with conversations with growers, updates on dicamba...

Aemetis Inc. on Thursday announced the Environmental Protection Agency approved Aemetis Biogas Services subsidiary's renewable natural gas production facility for the generation of D3 Renewable Identification Numbers under the Renewable Fuel Standard.

Join host Katie Dehlinger, DTN's farm business editor, for a discussion of crop conditions and agronomic concerns for the 2023 growing season. You'll hear observation reports from farmers around the country. In addition, agronomy, weather and grain...

The December corn futures contract fell to $4.94 a bushel before rallying to $4.99, marking the first time the December contract has dipped below the $5 mark since the contract briefly fell below $5 in 2021. The...

U.S. District Judge Robert L. Jones out of the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Northern District of Texas granted the motion for Rabo AgriFinance to seek documents from 11 companies and people connected to a pair of Texas feedyards, McClain Feed...

Minnesota regulators asked a federal court to dismiss a Minnesota Soybean Growers Association lawsuit that challenges the state's adoption of California's electric-vehicle mandate.

Talks continue over another extension of the grain deal that has allowed Ukraine to export more than 30 million metric tons of grain and oilseeds since July of last year. The U.N. has called its extension "vital for global food security."

Using $10.7 billion in funding from the Inflation Reduction Act, USDA on Tuesday will lay out two new loan and grant programs for rural electric cooperatives and other rural power providers. The projects will look to help rural areas convert more energy...

This week our Joel Reichenberger reports from the Kansas wheat fields, and we'll update what happens with the Russian-Ukraine grain sales agreement, set to expire May 18. Those are just some of the stories the DTNPF news team will watch the week of...

A federal appeals court ruled South Dakota farmer Arlen Foster did not follow USDA regulations in seeking a review of a wetlands determination made on a three-tenths-of-acre of land.

Cottonwood County, Minnesota, farmer James Clayton Wolf changed his plea to guilty on Friday, in connection with an organic crops conspiracy case.

Rabo Agrifinance is accusing the business surrounding a Kentucky cattle producer who died in April and his two Texas feedyards of engaging in a fraud that drained its bank accounts and cleared out tens of thousands of cattle from the feedyards...

The Energy Information Administration midmorning reported overall ethanol production in the United States averaged 965,000 barrels per day (bpd) through May 5, down 11,000 bpd week-on-week.

J.R. Simplot was sued by environmentalists for discharging manure into the Snake River from the company's Grand View, Idaho, feedlot. The lawsuit filed in a federal court in Idaho alleges the 150,000-head feedlot has...

This week we're covering the latest WASDE reports, a global water issues meeting, and introducing the second family in our annual View from the Cab series. Those are just some of the stories the DTNPF news team will be watching the week of May 7.

One of two farmers indicted in an alleged organics crops conspiracy was told by a federal court this week that he will not have 12 pieces of equipment seized by the government returned to him for this planting season.