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Corn planted on Easter Sunday and the following Monday is up and stands are good on View From the Cab farmer Brent Judisch's farm in Cedar Falls, Iowa. In Oklahoma, Zack Rendel said it is finally dry enough they could start planting.

For View From the Cab farmer Zack Rendel of Miami, Oklahoma, his corn that was planted in mid-March is surviving the weather, but it is ready for some sunshine and heat. On Brent Judisch's farm outside Cedar Falls, Iowa, rains have been lighter, but soil...

Continued rain in Iowa and northeast Oklahoma last week kept View From the Cab farmer Zack Rendel of Miami, Oklahoma, from starting his soybean planting and prevented Brent and Lisa Judisch of Cedar Falls, Iowa, from finishing planting the last 25% of...

After several delays due to rain, Brent and Lisa Judisch of Cedar Falls, Iowa, were finally able to plant their first 220 acres of corn on Monday. Meanwhile, warm weather in northern Oklahoma has allowed Zack Rendel of Miami, Oklahoma, to plant his crops...

Dedication to weed control and establishing out-of-state markets help contribute to the success of long-time organic producer Charlie Johnson and his family.

Online tours offer a new way for producers to tell the story of American agriculture.

About 600 acres of corn is in the ground and fully emerged at Zack Rendel's farm in northern Oklahoma, and he hopes to plant the last 300 acres of corn by the end of the week when fields dry out from recent rains. Meanwhile, in east-central Iowa...

Proposed cuts to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency budget target pesticides, water and enforcement programs.

Nebraska Gov. Pete Ricketts told an ethanol industry audience Thursday he sees signs of hope with new U.S. Environmental Protection Agency leaders.

Conservation reserve program acres will be opened to grazing to help ranchlands damaged in wildfires.

Buy a generator that meets your operating needs when electrical service is interrupted.

While rice and peanut farmers told members of a House Agriculture Subcommittee on Tuesday on Capitol Hill that the farm bill's Price Loss Coverage program works for them, the chairman of the National Cotton Council stressed the importance of getting...

Meet sixth-generation farmer Zack Rendel of Miami, Oklahoma. Rendel is the second of two farm families featured in DTN's 2017 View From the Cab column.

Farmers and ranchers need hay and fencing supplies to recover from wildfires in Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas. Other farmers and ranchers are helping fill that need from across the country.

President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Tuesday that pushes the EPA to repeal the Clean Power Plan and the Interior Department to open up leasing of federal lands for coal production. Still, parts of corporate America are pushing for...

Shelving health-care insurance reform doesn't make the problems go away that face farmers and other small businesses dealing with annual increases in premiums for their workers or themselves.

Meet husband-and-wife farming team Brent Judisch and his wife, Lisa, who raise corn and soybeans in northeastern Iowa near Cedar Falls. The Judisches are one of two farm families featured in DTN's 2017 View From the Cab column.

USDA on Tuesday announced $6 million from the Environmental Quality Incentives Program to assist farmers and ranchers hit by wildfires in Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas. The funds can be used for grazing lands, rebuilding fences and protecting damaged...

Fair practices may sound like a good rule, but the proposed GIPSA rule would actually remove incentives to compete.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency delayed the implementation of a rule designed to improve safety at chemical facilities in response to the West, Texas, ammonium nitrate explosion.

A group of 23 United States senators asked President Donald Trump to take no action to change the point of obligation in the Renewable Fuel Standard.

The White House's proposed budget would cut $4.7 billion in spending next year at USDA as part of a federal effort to cut aid and grants to help boost domestic defense and homeland security spending.

For agriculture, overall, any small bump in grain prices is going to be offset by lower livestock prices that will pull down overall net farm income.

A number of wildfires across the High Plains have ranch families scrambling to count losses.

Each year since 2005, we have featured farmers throughout the growing season in our View From the Cab series. We are recruiting for 2017.