The 2019 Wheat Quality Council Hard Red Spring and Durum Wheat Tour will get underway this week, with scouts checking fields throughout North Dakota, a part of South Dakota and nor... [Read Full Blog]

DTN's weekly analysis of corn and ethanol futures.

Sales and exports as a % of July WASDE export projection lowest in 14 years; U.S. soybean sales as % of world trade at 25-year low

Forty-eight agriculture trade organizations will receive $100 million in USDA funds in response to ongoing trade war with China.

Nebraska farmland values declined 3% over the past year, extending a 5-year slide.

Global temperatures in June set a new record for the month since records began in 1880.

Small-refinery companies are threatening to sue the EPA for its delay in making a decision on 38 pending applications for small-refinery waivers to the Renewable Fuel Standard.

It's time to cultivate a renewed sense of community by reaching out to those around us. Help us tell the good stories and follow our new series about simple gestures that mean a lo... [Read Full Blog]

John Harrington's life was full of incredible stories of long odds with plentiful bounties at the finish line.

One year after a weather-reduced corn crop, Brazil picked a good time to achieve record production.

American soybean exporters have a history of taking the long view when it comes to the Chinese market. They need to keep taking it.

A University of Missouri Extension specialist is urging patience on many Midwestern roadways after the flooding seen this spring.

Cool conditions across Alberta along with continued dry conditions across the province have slowed crop development in July, although the crop condition has stabilized in recent we... [Read Full Blog]

Congratulations to the winners of the MyPlanting19 photo contest held by DTN and Progressive Farmer.