This past fall and winter, North Dakota received 47 inches of snow, and South Dakota railcars and locomotives were buried in snow. But in last week's USDA Crop Progress report, tho... [Read Full Blog]

DTN's Weekly Technical Analysis: Corn and Soybeans 06/18

Relation between the protein content of the Kansas wheat vs. its May Palmer Drought Index

While the ethanol industry waits on EPA's announcement for the 2018 volume obligations, Sen. Charles Grassley, R-Iowa, told reporters on a call Tuesday that he doesn't think Presid... [Read Full Blog]

When most farmers look at their financial ratios, they analyze either their trends over time or relative to benchmarks. But it's also helpful to dig into what is driving their bott... [Read Full Blog]

Increasing soil moisture across the Midwest -- and to a lesser extent in the Northern Plains -- led to improved crop ratings for corn.

Ethanol futures have continued the two-week market slide that has created increasing pressure through the complex. This is adding even more uncertainty to ethanol markets, but also... [Read Full Blog]

You can follow along with the wheat harvest this year through a report from U.S. Wheat Associates.

If the hotter-than-normal weather seen in late spring continues throughout the summer, it could have a negative impact on the cattle market.

The U.S. is suspending all imports of fresh beef from Brazil because of recurring concerns about the safety of the products intended for the American market, Ag Secretary Sonny Per... [Read Full Blog]

In urban areas, public-private partnerships may make sense as a way to ramp up investment in infrastructure. In rural America not so much.

The Great America Shop contest deadline has been extended to July 21.

Wednesday's low on the November canola chart takes us to a level that has already been seen in four previous monthly lows. There are reasons to believe that support may not hold.

We have new owners, but the products you're familiar with remain essentially the same as DTN moves forward.