The monthly USDA Cold Storage report is one of the few reports used by the livestock and beef industry that is not product or industry specific. This can lead to confusion. Focusin... [Read Full Blog]

After five months of declining prices, the U.S. Dollar Index is turning higher, catching noncommercials vulnerable to short-covering.

On a macro level we have long noted the buoyant action of the stock market reflects optimism about the future, both in increased economic activity and hopes that a vaccine will soo... [Read Full Blog]

USDA on Thursday identified 379 watersheds in the Mississippi River basin as priority watersheds to help farmers and landowners reduce nutrient runoff related to hypoxia in the Gul... [Read Full Blog]

China may be hard-pressed to make up ground to fulfill its $36.5-billion commitment to the United States in phase one of a trade deal.

Soil moisture in Russia has suffered greatly, with some areas receiving only 10-25% of their normal rains this summer.

New legislation introduced in the U.S. House of Representatives would set a high-octane standard that would benefit ethanol producers.

There are lots of safety tools available today, but we are still losing too many farmers.

When the cattle marketing system is altered from historical patterns, producers will see unusual marketing for a long time.

Blame La Nina for Brazil staying dry past the typical start of the wet season and farmers waiting to plant their second crop.

No, COVID-19 isn't going away soon, but when it does, many things will have changed.

Deere and AGCO roll out new technology, plus a bit on grain storage and storage buildings.

As of Sept. 28, the pace of Saskatchewan harvest is well-ahead of average, while the fastest pace seen since 2012 according to government data, although a much smaller crop came of... [Read Full Blog]

DTN Staff Reporter Russ Quinn writes that the location where DTN has now moved its office to in Omaha is the place where he used to walk beans.