Flooding in 2019 has been cruel to the Mississippi River and has already cost the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers more money than usual for cleanup at locks and dams cluttered by floo... [Read Full Blog]

DTN's weekly analysis of the grain markets.

Using a simple regression of end of July U.S. crop ratings and the percent that the national yield deviated from the 30-year trend comes up with a figure close to the USDA number o... [Read Full Blog]

A University of Nebraska poll captures some of the division and nuances in rural America about how immigrants are viewed and the policies for dealing with immigration.

Effective transitions require more than planning.

Forecast confidence in widespread dryness-easing rain for the eastern Midwest in the next five days is mixed at most.

Agriculture and ethanol interests are concerned a provision in the new E15 rule could make it difficult for the future of higher ethanol blends.

This year heading to the field to pull yield samples confirms there's a lot of variability hiding in this year's crop.

DTN Associate Editor Cheri Zagurski has an idea about what to call meatless meat products.

As U.S. farmers hear more troubling news about trade disputes with China, the largest Chinese grain and oilseed company, COFCO, plans to buy more Brazilian soybeans over the next f... [Read Full Blog]

The Federal Reserve Board is being swept along in the undertow from the trade war.

The University of Nebraska-Lincoln quarter-scale tractor A-team recently took home top honors at the International Quarter-Scale Student Design Competition in Peoria, Illinois.

Current estimates of Canada's oat stocks for July 31, 2019 point to tight levels, while growing season challenges and the need to cut oats as green feed may leave supplies tighter... [Read Full Blog]

Loren Lindler, a student at Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College, shares how she spent a summer internship with DTN/Progressive Farmer.