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Much of Georgia's 1.5-million-acre cotton crop will be exposed to torrential rain and high winds through Thursday afternoon.

Soggy conditions are delaying harvest in Ohio and Kansas for DTN's View From the Cab farmers.

There is a permanence and poetry to the land that feeds the soul when we stop and take time to listen.

A beef genetics test is under scrutiny, as a lawsuit is filed to recoup alleged losses on behalf of a producer's decision to cull based on test findings.

China's 25% tariff on U.S. soybeans is forcing dramatic changes to the grain supply chain, and in the Northern Plains, the market signals are telling farmers to put soybeans in storage -- a dramatic reversal of typical harvest patterns.

October and November normally would be big months for shipping soybeans out of export terminals in the Pacific Northwest, but there are few export sales on the books this year. Typically reliable Chinese buyers have made it clear that the tariff...

There's a need to be careful as harvest gets into full swing both on and off the field.

Farmers and ranchers helped to send Donald Trump to the White House. Two years later, does that strong support remain as the country prepares for midterm elections?

The DTN/The Progressive Farmer survey of farmers shows growing optimism, particularly for the present. The survey of agribusinesses, though, reveals concerns about the future.

DTN's View from the Cab correspondents look forward to gathering the crop and are hoping a plan can help avoid problems later.

Nebraska Farm Bureau is partnering with the non-profit insurer Medica out of Minneapolis, Minnesota, to offer a new association health plan that the group sees possibly saving full-time farmers and ranchers on insurance premiums.

The Ashby Farmers Cooperative Elevator closed earlier his month after it became clear the cooperative was missing at least $2 million in funds and the former elevator manager has disappeared.

Immigration politics aside, the seasonal farm worker program gains popularity to help fill labor needs.

Between a depressed ag economy and the isolated work of farming, farmer stress is high. Ohio State experts had some tips on managing it.

As soybean harvest closes in, View From the Cab farmers Kyle Krier and Genny Haun race to get caught up on other tasks. In Kansas, that means putting up the latest cutting of alfalfa. In Ohio, it's work on waterways and seeding cover crops.

During a two-day "Scaling Up Climate Smart Agriculture" event this week, California officials and agricultural leaders brought in producers and perspectives from around the country to highlight the importance of adapting climate-smart farming practices...

Ethanol and agriculture groups are asking President Donald Trump to take action on the Renewable Fuel Standard and E15 amidst lower farm income and ethanol prices.

Our View From the Cab farmers have an eye on harvest as wacky weather continues to create questions.

As a farmer, the stress from crops failing or animals dying; or family division or insurance woes; or any number of other things can be hard to bear, and at times, hard to share.

Among key leaders on the House and Senate Agriculture Committees, there was agreement on the need to get a farm bill done before the current bill expires Sept. 30. Others in the conference meeting Wednesday highlighted an array of individual issues...

Many in the Corn Belt are expecting a big crop -- but wonder where it will go.

Auctions come in all forms and this week DTN's View From the Cab farmers find themselves on two very different sides of the bidding.

Farmers officially can start applying Tuesday for the Trump administration's trade-aid package at their local Farm Service Agency offices. However, farmers will need to show actual production for crops, so they will need to wait until after they...

States are waiting to see if the Supreme Court is going to take up cases against livestock and poultry animal-welfare standards set by California and Massachusetts laws. The cases focus on the same debate revolving around a provision in the House...

The biggest harvest headache for our View From the Cab contributors may be where to go with all the grain.