Domestically many fertilizer prices are rising ahead of fall application season. But rain and cold weather may shorten the window of opportunity...
Farmers and ranchers helped to send Donald Trump to the White House. Two years later, does that strong support remain as the country prepares...
A higher percentage of farmers may be more familiar with corn in on-farm storage compared to soybeans. While some practices apply to storing all...
House Agriculture Committee Chairman Michael Conaway, R-Texas, was in Omaha with Rep. Don Bacon, R-Neb., a freshman member of the committee, on...
The American Farm Bureau and National Wildlife Federation make arguments on the 2015 waters of the United States rule.
Sustainable beef rancher John Powers shared his operation in Ireland with attendees of the Global Conference on Sustainable Beef. His list of...
A graphic approximating the Canadian Canola Board Margin Index shows a stark improvement in the estimated canola crush margin after four consecutive days of gains.
DTN's technical analysis of corn, soybeans and Minneapolis wheat.
Late last week, many farmers ventured out to their rain-soaked fields to check the condition of their crops. Many found ruined soybean plants and sprouting corn. Others couldn't tell, because their crops were covered in snow.
USDA corn yield changes from August to September, September to October and then October to final report in bushels per acre
A recent DTN webinar on the winter weather forecast is available for replay.
As harvest plows forward and farmers stuff their bins with soybeans, some are starting to turn their thoughts to what to plant next year. If you're considering increasing corn acres, you may want to start thinking about marketing opportunities now.
Hurricane Michael landed in Florida Panhandle and Alabama on Wednesday as it seemed to continue building steam and is expected to move northward into the Carolinas, which are just starting recovery from Hurricane Florence last month. This comes around to attention given this...
If a Wall Street Journal column is correct, the U.S. and China could be imposing high tariffs on each other's goods for a long time to come.
There is a permanence and poetry to the land that feeds the soul when we stop and take time to listen.
Iowa and Illinois representatives ask President Donald Trump to approve year-round E15.
With it being September now and much of the Midwest's corn and soybean crops running ahead of its normal growing schedule, harvest equipment will soon be in full force on the region's roads.
Planting season is just kicking off in Brazil and, while farmers there reaped the rewards of trade disputes between the U.S. and China, Brazilian farmers are having a hard time selling ahead the 2018-19 soybean crop just going into the ground.
DTN's technical analysis of live cattle, feeder cattle, and lean hogs.
The wait is on for an EPA decision on the fate of dicamba herbicides designed for use with popular Xtend soybean seeds. It's one of the most controversial, emotion-riddled issues in recent farming history. The lines for and against are forming.