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A House subcommittee held a hearing Thursday on invasive species that included horror stories about feral hogs, swamp rats and non-native insects.

The weather outside turns frightful as our View From the Cab farmers wrap up harvest with some final thoughts on the 2019 season.

Farmers across the Midwest continue to battle propane shortages at a time when it is needed to dry corn.

It's hard to maintain a positive outlook with the trade war, tough growing season, thin profit margins, etc., but it's worth the effort. Research shows positive leadership is a competitive advantage.

The University of Illinois would like to find their stone dairy cows and pig. Here's the backstory on these historical figures.

DTN's View From the Cab farmers are fighting to get the crop from the field as the calendar date advances, but yields are a pleasant surprise.

Farmers are eating into their working capital to survive this long stretch of low commodity prices, and while the stress mounts for some, economists and bankers say there are still important differences from the...

An accident brings a heartfelt appeal from our View From the Cab farmers this week. Farm safety is serious business.

The Platte Valley of Nebraska's unique geography make it ideal for wagon trains, railroads and interstates. It's also a great place to farm.

The hemp industry, tied to cannabidiol (CBD), is forecast to grow tenfold over the next six years, according to one industry analysis. A Colorado farmer who got into the business early said hemp allowed her to farm...

The streams may have been swollen throughout much of the grain belts this year, but DTN's View From the Cab farmers are bent for leather to get this crop out of the field.

Blogger Tiffany Dowell Lashmet shares how the best fruits of the harvest are the memories made with the people we love.

A new study by the United Soybean Board find that lack of quality internet connection has restricted farmers' investment in new technology that could improve the bottom line.

Two machine-learning models that incorporate large amounts of data produce two very different corn yield estimates, and it's a good reminder that in all crop estimates, the recipe is in the soup.

Harvest is rolling along for some farmers, but there's a possibility of snow for one of our View From the Cab farmers.

Blogger Meredith Bernard explains why being "perfectly imperfect" can be just fine.

Rain this year has delayed and prevented normal ranching activities in Nebraska's Sandhills this year. Too much moisture has reduced the amount of forage available, which is leading some ranchers to reduce the size...

From dodging raindrops to drought, our 2019 View From the Cab farmers have weathered a lot of weather and continue to do so.

A career-path change brought this young rancher back to his Southern roots.

The final rule modernizes recruitment requirements for farmers interested in hiring foreign agriculture workers under the H-2A visa process, allowing them to post jobs online instead of publishing them in a...

Even the smallest things on the farm can chew up a plan and make life challenging, especially at harvest. Our View From the Cab correspondents talk harvest, worry and safety this week.

Harvest is finally getting underway and DTN's View From the Cab farmers are revved up to put this crop in the tank, but moisture remains a concern.

The Welker family of Montana is behind one of the fastest-growing agriculture channels on YouTube.

Blogger Jennifer Campbell learns the seven stages of grief can apply well to the current year in agriculture.