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U.S. exports of ethanol totaled 119.2 million gallons in May, up 75% from a year ago, according to USDA. Meanwhile, U.S. exports of biodiesel were down 29% from a year ago, and U.S. distillers grain exports were down 28% from a year ago.

The RFA says it's happy with the EPA's proposal to maintain the conventional biofuel requirement for 2018.

U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue sliced into a Nebraska-grown prime rib in Beijing on Friday, celebrating the return of United States beef to China.

With expanding drought in the Northern Plains, the future of the Conservation Reserve Program is taking center stage in discussions about the 2018 farm bill.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency proposed an interim rule on Tuesday that recodifies the waters of the United States rule back to 2015 language, while total rewrite continues.

Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson has referred temporary rules on the use of dicamba herbicide to Legislative Council for review.

Downstate New York counties are set to join New York City by mandating a 5% biodiesel blend in home heating oil.

Despite a U.S. anti-dumping investigation into biodiesel imports from Argentina and Indonesia, imports from Argentina continue to grow.

USDA on Friday approved emergency grazing on Conservation Reserve Program acres in Montana, North Dakota and South Dakota. Grazing can begin immediately, but landowners need to contact their local Farm Service Agency office.

Farmers aren't certain if they would fare better under the health care bill in the U.S. Senate, but they are looking for relief from a steady rise in premiums and wider spread of deductibles they've seen over the past several years.

Energy Information Administration data for the week-ended June 16 released Wednesday, June, 21, shows total domestic fuel ethanol inventories declined as plant production fell and implied demand continued higher week-over-week.

Nebraska Gov. Pete Ricketts and other state officials say they support a rewrite of the waters of the United States rule that considers state authority.

Restricted root systems from flooding or wet soils has left some corn plants ill equipped to handle the normal heat waves of summertime, agronomists noted.

The U.S. Senate Environment and Public Works committee on Wednesday considered witness testimony on a bill that would expand the availability of E15 to consumers.

Energy Information Administration data for the week-ended June 9 shows a build in total domestic fuel ethanol inventories while plant production and implied demand also increased week over week.

A Senate committee is scheduled to hold a hearing on Wednesday on a proposed bill to allow for the sale of E15 year-round.

Watch for these corn diseases, nutrient deficiencies and standability issues in the coming months if your fields were submerged.

Today's hybrids utilize nitrogen more efficiently than older hybrids. Is it time to adjust your fertilizer program?

Energy Information Administration data for the week-ended June 2 shows a drawdown in domestic fuel ethanol inventories while plant production and implied demand also dropped.

Planting a low-priced crop twice is taking its toll on growers' morale.

DTN Tax Columnist Andy Biebl shares some recent experiences that have lessons for taxpayers and also gives his thoughts on upcoming tax legislation.

U.S. ethanol exports in April dropped 32% to 87.2 million gallons from March, an eight-month low.

Timely rains are helping rangelands bounce back from wildfire damage. Extension personnel recently shared what they learned from past wildfires in other counties on the Plains and what were some of the challenges, as well as benefits.

Domestic ethanol inventories, plant production and blending demand all declined during the week-ended May 19.

Planting wheat or grass-type cover crops may reduce SCN reproduction if soybeans are planted into the stubble.