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Farm organizations seldom make political statements about social justice and civil unrest, but National Farmers Union and other groups over the past week have weighed in on the national crisis with statements calling for conversations and action on...

This week DTN View From the Cab farmers discuss current crop conditions, staying safe and what's for lunch.

The Food and Drug Administration has drawn back on recent restrictions placed on ethanol plants producing hand sanitizer.

Miles between farms can be a plus when weather isn't cooperating. DTN's View From the Cab farmers aren't afraid to spread out, but it doesn't mean the logistics are always easy.

When planting gets delayed, farmers can get testy, but for DTN's View From the Cab farmers, "testing" has a positive meaning.

Two separate courts are asked to hold meatpacking companies accountable for two COVID-19 employee deaths.

This week it is hurry and wait with fingers crossed for weather conditions to turn for the better for DTN's View From the Cab farm correspondents from Illinois and Florida.

When someone comes into your life who makes you want to be better, tell them they inspire you, while you can.

While many in agriculture understand what Norman Borlaug did to fight global hunger, his work and legacy fade with history. A PBS documentary on the Nobel Peace Prize winning wheat breeder will examine Borlaug's work and the role of the Green...

Social media usage has spiked amid the COVID-19 pandemic, giving farmers a unique opportunity to share what they do with a broader audience.

Life in the time of a pandemic can strain relationships, but it is important to not let it cloud what is really important.

A recent survey found 69% of farmers didn't have a plan if they were infected with the coronavirus that's sweeping the globe, but experts say now is a good time to create or reevaluate your contingency plans in case of illness or accident.

For large parts of the country, especially in rural America, this weekend will be among the biggest tests in the battle to "flatten the curve" on the coronavirus pandemic as Christians celebrate Easter and families...

Some farmers whose businesses provided produce to restaurants have seen sales plummet while others try to figure out how typically crowded weekend farmers markets are going to work under social distancing and crowd restrictions caused by the...

Businesses, colleges and other groups are doing what they can to help make protective gear and sanitizer for the health-care response needed to combat the coronavirus pandemic. Others are raising money to help farmers that have lost their markets...

Follow my advice on working from home and it might just get you, well, some sanity.

Here are some tips to lift your spirits up during this new reality of staying home more than usual.

With planting underway or just around the corner, farms are making changes to help combat the spread of COVID-19. DTN experts offered suggestions and updates in a recent webinar.

Depending on how long university shutdowns and travel restrictions last, an incalculable amount of ag research could be lost this year.

Here are some tips to lift your spirits up during this new reality of staying home more than usual.

Distillers are filling a gap in their spirits business by producing hand sanitizer.

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo specifically noted on Friday H-2A workers would be one of the groups exempt from the border closing with Mexico. The president of the American Farm Bureau also said he is hearing from farmers about problems that...

Combine the COVID-19 concerns with numerous agricultural stresses and many in ag might be feeling the weight of the current situation.

Current events may challenge us, but there's hope in the creative actions of those around us.

Making sacrifices in the age of coronavirus concerns brings some of us back to the table of our youth. What are you willing to give up?