Blogs

Noncommercial trade drove the December oats contract above resistance in Thursday's trade, although the move was achieved on low volume while prices are in overbought territory on the daily chart.

Ethanol at the Argo supply hub in Chicago traded at a lower price point again Thursday amid higher production.

Dryness and a strong temperature boundary brought hurricane-force winds and damage to the Prairies in mid-October.

Two United States senators have asked the U.S. secretary of agriculture to implement the livestock rules in the Grain Inspection, Packers and Stockyards Administration, or GIPSA, rule, just days after the USDA announced it was withdrawing the rule.

Kawasaki says it was going for a truck-like appearance, but it's better than that. Here are some of the features on the new MULE PRO-FXR.

EPA's new rules on dicamba use in 2018 have left some farmers confused. Here are four common questions we've heard, along with the answers we found.

Brazil's farmers want to expand their soybean acreage, but more rain is needed. Planting has been delayed, or some crops already in the ground may need to be replanted if rain doesn't come soon.

World stocks-to-use ratios show second highest soybean and wheat ratios ever and corn above the ten year average

DTN's Weekly Technical Analysis: Corn and Soybeans 10/15

Employee training is really about sharing knowledge and teaching your employees their role so they can perform their best on your farm operation.

Washington still hasn't come up with a plan to pay for big infrastructure investments -- and doesn't seem to be looking very hard.

Chain speeds are racing in hog slaughter plants, but can old machinery keep up?

The DTN average dried distillers grains price was slightly higher on average for the week ended Oct. 5 at $111 per ton.

Society, and community, is based on agreement, but the fuel that feeds progress in any society and preserves our individuality within it, is disagreement.