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Leaders at regional food banks and pantries say they are increasingly worried about plans in the "One Big Beautiful Bill" to cut spending for the country's main nutrition support, the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), once known as food stamps. Even with...

Farmers must understand tax implications when paying workers as employees, independent contractors, partners or H-2A workers to avoid costly mistakes.

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Areas in the Southern Plains hard red winter wheat territory have been inundated with heavy rain and severe storms, slowing harvest and negatively affecting quality.

Succession is often narrowly framed as the movement of assets to the next generation. While such planning is important, there are nonfinancial issues, also, to consider.

After DTN's Russ Quinn wrote about tractor innovator Harry Ferguson, Quinn received an email from a Northern Ireland man who is campaigning for a museum be built in his country to honor Ferguson as the man who changed agriculture 100 years ago.

USDA gave us our first peek at 2025-26 ag production in the United States on Friday, tallying U.S. winter wheat plantings from the fall of 2024 and to be harvested in May-July 2025 for the 2025-26 marketing year.