The U.S. and Canada are reporting more instances of Fusarium head blight in the 2016 durum wheat crop than the prior year's harvest. Infected wheat will suffer severe quality disco... [Read Full Blog]

DTN's Weekly Technical Analysis: Corn, Soybeans, and Wheat 09/25

Corn, soybeans and wheat attain new all-time highs for the second time in three years.

The words "rural," "farmer," and "agriculture" did not come up at all last night during the debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump.

Most cash renters don't discount enough for subpar land, Granular study finds.

Crop ratings remain high in the northwest Midwest and Northern Plains during the past week despite some heavy rains and flooding.

Spot ethanol prices slide on supply build, drop in blending demand.

Should the bulk of the world's seed and agro-chemical industry really fit behind one table?

Do cattle futures always have a reason for wild price swings? Does a livestock analyst have a claim for whiplash?

Brazil's soybean season has started slow amid spotty rains, and it is probably going to stay that way until late October.

It's OK for companies to finance research studies, but wrong not to disclose it.

Long hours full of hard work at harvest time also come with an increased risk of field or machinery fire. Here are some tips to minimize the risk.

Canola prices were pulled higher Sept. 20 and lower the following day along with soybeans and the global oilseed and vegetable oil markets. Signs of growing commercial bearishness... [Read Full Blog]

Most voices call for a sell-off of products in a combined Bayer/Monsanto company. Let's rethink that.