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Spot ethanol prices advance again on tightening supply.

Do cattle futures always have a reason for wild price swings? Does a livestock analyst have a claim for whiplash?

Most cash renters don't discount enough for subpar land, Granular study finds.

The Federal Reserve on Friday proposed new restrictions on banks' involvement in physical commodity markets.

A couple of neat tools have come onto the market in recent days.

Should the bulk of the world's seed and agro-chemical industry really fit behind one table?

Canadian Prairies harvest has mostly done better than a year ago. Some delays may show up in the next week with a new dose of precipitation.

While there is often discussion about how the downturn in the farm economy compares to the 1980s, some policies created in the 1980s to help distressed farmers haven't kept up with the times. Chapter 12 bankruptcy is one of those outdated tools.

Canola prices were pulled higher Sept. 20 and lower the following day along with soybeans and the global oilseed and vegetable oil markets. Signs of growing commercial bearishness could be viewed as a concern.

Brazil's massive poultry and pork industry will buy less corn than previously expected in 2016. Chicken and pork production has slowed due to sky-high prices, said an industry head.

September USDA soybean yield estimates for the top 18 producing states and the U.S. in bushels per acre, the percent of the 1989-2015 trend and where this year's yield ranks in the period 1989-2016.

Once a restaurant chain has made hundreds of customers in more than a dozen states sick, rebuilding its reputation isn't easy. Just ask Chipotle Mexican Grill.

DTN's Weekly Technical Analysis: Corn, Soybeans, and Wheat 09/17

Agriculture is fond of pointing to science when arguing for access to new technologies. What if science tells us something we don't like?