A Canadian Pacific Railway (CP) strike scheduled to start April 21 was postponed late April 20. Meanwhile, the U.S. river system is still working through high water issues.

DTN's Weekly Technical Analysis: Oats, Rice, Cotton, Sugar, Cocoa, and Coffee 04/22

Change in U.S. soybean acreage from the March prospective plantings report to the final crop production figures compared to percent of the U.S. corn crop planted by May 15th, the p... [Read Full Blog]

In another blow to support for the House version of the farm bill, the National Farmers Union's board of directors early Wednesday passed a unanimous resolution to oppose the bill... [Read Full Blog]

The farm business beat is open for business. It's never really gone away, but now it's getting full-time attention from a familiar face.

Corn Belt weather conditions are the most challenging for starting to plant since 2014.

A new Japanese government policy will allow imports of corn-based ethanol from the United States to fill a need for a gasoline oxygenate.

It's time to do your diligence on dicamba. Spray applicators using the new low volatility formulations will be under a microscope this season.

Many cow-calf producers may soon be facing a serious need for accelerated decision-making relative to pasture conditions and summer feed.

If China's proposed tariff on U.S. soybeans and USDA's estimate of a record soybean crop in Brazil sound bearish, you may want to take a second look at the evidence.

Would rejoining TPP take the sting out of retaliatory tariffs from China?

Greases are long lasting and more finely formulated for modern farm equipment. But mixing the wrong greases together can lead to catastrophic failure.

Given the ranges of seeded acres shown as industry pre-report estimates ahead of this Friday's Statistics Canada report, traders are looking for a definite jump in canola acres, a... [Read Full Blog]

A lot is happening on the DTN front.