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Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada's May supply and demand estimates include a sharp decline in expected soybean exports for 2017/18 while a similar hike in ending stocks to a record level of 1 mmt.

Soil moisture shortages are noteworthy in the western Midwest going into the end of May.

The DTN domestic dried distillers grains price was steady at an average of $172 per ton for the week-ended May 24.

Cotton acres are set to hit 13.5 million acres this year as global demand grows, production falls and wheat prices dry up.

USDA change in ending stocks from the first WASDE projection given in May to final

The USDA, EPA and the U.S. Department of Energy are set to begin discussions on Thursday about possible changes to the Renewable Fuel Standard.

As Brazil's northern ports gain an increasing share of the country's corn and soybean exports, a Rabobank analyst says future investments in inland infrastructure could tip the balance of global competitiveness.

Companies producing plant-based "meat" products have attracted big-name investors and won praise from critics and space in the meat case at some grocery stores and on some fast-food menus.

Hundreds of people are getting farm payments without doing any real work, prompting Sen. Charles Grassley, R-Iowa, to criticize the lack of farm-payment reforms in the House version of the farm bill.

DTN's Weekly Technical Analysis: Corn and Soybeans 05/20

Call him a heartless fuddy-duddy, call him a mocker of pomp and circumstance, but there is only thing that would draw John Harrington to the royal wedding as a guest.

The first fireflies of the year always generate excitement. For farmers it is brilliant reminder that the time is now to scout for crop pests.

A new research project is helping to bring testing procedures at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln Tractor Test Laboratory into a new era.

A study on xenon headlights reminds us that even the most brilliant technologies can have unintended consequences. Who do we hold responsible when they do?