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This week DTN's View From the Cab farmers talk about as the pressure of outside interests on farmland and how the 2022 crop is progressing.

This week our View From the Cab farmers review their machinery lineups and assess crop needs to finish out the year.

Sometimes exiting a crop makes good business sense. This week DTN's View From the Cab farmers talk about making those tough choices.

Ohio and Colorado farmers talk about why social media helps further their farm mission and the current state of their 2022 crop.

The corn is tasseling, pollen is falling and there are always plans for the coming year to consider for DTN's View From the Cab farmers who hail from Ohio and Colorado.

Ohio and Colorado farmers participating in DTN's View From the Cab discuss the ways they use grain marketing and crop insurance to manage risk and share updated on the week's activities in the field.

Ohio and Colorado farmers participating in DTN's View From the Cab get some beneficial rains and discuss finding a balance between work and time off.

Crops continue to cook along for DTN's View From the Cab farmers in Colorado and Ohio. This week they talk about crop progress, freedom and community values.

Haying and other operations heat up this week for DTN's View From the Cab farmers, but how do you do that safely when breakdowns and weather delays set in?

The interpreter and owner of a tour-guide business has been keeping tabs on Ukrainian farmers and documenting the impact of Russia's assault on Ukrainian agriculture while visiting rural areas in the U.S., trying to raise money for small farmers who...

As fathers and sons, our View From the Cab farmers review how the season is shaping up and what brought them to this profession.

With planting winding down, farmers are now busy tending to crop needs. This week DTN's View From the Cab farmers talk about diagnostic tests, working with input suppliers and more.

Aaron Zenner was working as a farmhand, but his handiwork building wooden models of ag machinery has turned a hobby into a full-time gig with a waitlist longer than a year for buyers.

The Model Farm Series provides opportunities to see new crop production technologies and practices that are relevant to current and future row-crop operations.

Farmers from Ohio and Colorado reporting as part of DTN View From the Cab project had plenty of rainfall this week.

Your farm is only as fit as your body. This South Dakota farmer finds mental toughness comes from keeping physically fit.

As DTN's View From the Cab farmers finish planting, they pause to be grateful for those who have served to grant the freedom to farm.

Southern New Mexico farmers on the Rio Grande River will start to see water flow June 1 out of an upstream reservoir. Still, farmers who grow products such as the famous Hatch chiles or pecans that fill the region will likely only get about 5 inches...