A recent three-year labor contract extension that was ratified will be good news for ag shippers as it offers more peace and stability at the West Coast ports.

DTN's Weekly Technical Analysis: Corn and Soybeans 08/06

July precipitation in inches for the top 21 corn and soybean producing states for 2016 & 2017, and 2017 as percent of average.

Thursday was kind of a busy afternoon in the trade arena for the Trump administration and agriculture. The administration made good on removal of some trade barriers that have trou... [Read Full Blog]

In his final column, Danny Klinefelter reflects on the past, and shares some final points he wants readers to take seriously.

Chronic dryness over the past four weeks has sapped soil moisture reserves for western Midwest crops.

Spot ethanol prices mixed in a thinly traded session Friday afternoon.

A crisis in the apiary provides a painful reminder that bees have a business side to their personality.

Fed cattle and hog prices have been on a slow but steady doomsday march since mid-July, both losing approximately $8-$9 over 30 days or so. Yet one hardly needs to blame cosmic cha... [Read Full Blog]

A 60-million-gallon corn ethanol plant launched production in Brazil this week.

There's danger in the game of nuclear chicken the U.S. and North Korea are playing, but there's also the possibility of a more cooperative U.S.-China relationship that could have i... [Read Full Blog]

The SENSE project is a partnership of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension, the Nebraska Corn Board and Nebraska Natural Resource Districts, which focuses on crop canopy se... [Read Full Blog]

Early crop year statistics shows a quick start to both canola and wheat exports, while inventories in primary elevators as well as terminal positions are higher than average but fa... [Read Full Blog]

There are two locations where farmers can get a peek at the movie "Rancher, Farmer, Fisherman" and get involved in the conversation around soil and water stewardship.