
Best Young Farmers/Ranchers-4
Twin brothers Seth and Jesse More prepare for a day when they inherit soils brought to life by innovation and lessons learned from experimentation.
Twin brothers Seth and Jesse More prepare for a day when they inherit soils brought to life by innovation and lessons learned from experimentation.
Keeping things simple is key for North Dakota farmer Joe Morken.
Christi Bland, a fourth-generation farmer, took an unexpected path back to her family farm to carry on the legacy of her father and help ensure future generations of minority farmers.
Aimee Bissell never planned to farm, but a combine is now her office in the fall. Winter finds her deep into data analysis.
Meredith Bernard finds humor and realism in all aspects of her farm life -- from handling the hay rake to frying up a steak in a cast-iron skillet. She discusses transitioning to farm life and why telling your story matters.
Leaders at IHS Markit analyzed some of the shifts in commodities and food trade in a post COVID-19 world. Some poorly capitalized companies likely find themselves as part of a merger or acquisition. That may be especially true in the foodservice and...
A lawsuit filed in a federal court in California on Monday alleges a U.S. Department of Labor rule will lead to wage losses for ag workers.
Iowa-raised turkeys Corn and Cob will be presented to President Donald Trump on Tuesday for a pardoning ceremony.
On a per-capita basis, the Midwest and Plains are getting hit the hardest by COVID-19. States that have resisted restrictions such as mask mandates now are installing tighter controls as hospital capacity fills up.
This year's View From the Cab farmers have battled a full gamut of seasonal ups and downs, but the love for agriculture remains strong.
Illinois-based meat company fights state of New Mexico to reopen plant closed as a result of spreading COVID-19 concerns.
Weather continues to influence the crop season as our DTN View From the Cab farmers both battle and embrace the elements.
Fourteen Calamus-Wheatland FFA members volunteered to serve as precinct election officials or helpers on Election Day. The students are part of a statewide FFA initiative to help ensure there are enough volunteers at polling places so the election...
DTN/Progressive Farmer Zogby Analytics poll found 50% of rural adults intend to vote for the President Donald Trump, with his lead 18 points over Democratic presidential candidate and former Vice President Joe Biden.
With the election on the horizon, DTN's View From the Cab farmers talk about the ongoing harvest, politics and how it is raining cats.
The workplaces and social centers where farmers and their families gather -- schools, restaurants, churches, farm supply retail, associations -- have all been upended by COVID-19.
A majority of rural adults approve of President Donald Trump's job performance, but a DTN/Progressive Farmer Zogby Analytics Election poll found there is indecision and dissatisfaction in rural America and issues that Trump or his successor dare not...
Weather continues to be the story for DTN's View From the Cab farmers as fire and rain were problems in their respective regions this past week.
Travis and Sarajane Snowden fight heavy snowfall, high land prices and a short growing season to try to realize their ranching dreams.
A new cookbook from an Illinois farmer shares farm hearty entrees to keep harvest crews satisfied.
As harvest progresses, DTN's View From the Cab farmers find themselves thinking about the 2021 crop as they work to bring the current crop home.
DTN's View From the Cab farmers are deep into harvest as they keep one eye on the weather and try some surprising new tactics to keep communications flowing in the family.
USDA proposal to require cattle in interstate commerce to be tagged with radio frequency identification, or RFID tags, draws support, criticism from industry.
This week, DTN's View From the Cab farmers are hustling to bring in the crop while juggling other things -- such as visits from dignitaries and a surprisingly positive turn in prices.
Leaders from USDA and the U.S. Trade Representative's Office speaking at a conference Monday sounded alarms about Europe's Farm-to-Fork strategy, which they see Europe pushing to impose on other countries. The plan may focus on reducing...