With the focus on the COVID-19 pandemic over the last seven months, the previous hype and concern surrounding African swine fever was put on the back burner. But last week, one wil... [Read Full Blog]

Following the September WASDE report featuring record corn and soybean yields, the entire soy complex continued its bullish surge, led by soybean futures. As China returned nearly... [Read Full Blog]

U.S. corn exports already on the books at the start of marketing year September 1 and these sales as a percent of the USDA's September WASDE export projection.

There were few details, but President Donald Trump told Wisconsin residents at a rally Thursday night that he is providing another round of aid to farmers due to the coronavirus. T... [Read Full Blog]

China may be hard-pressed to make up ground to fulfill its $36.5-billion commitment to the United States in phase one of a trade deal.

Favorably dry and mild conditions are in effect over interior U.S. crop areas during mid-September.

Iowa Republican Sen. Charles Grassley said on Tuesday he believes President Donald Trump has garnered support from rural America by rejected retroactive small-refinery exemption re... [Read Full Blog]

Is your corn all grown up? Look for the black layer to know when physiological maturity happens.

As hard as it may be, we must separate ourselves, our operations and our assets from the emotional roller coaster of the marketplace.

Brazil's top soybean production state, Mato Grosso, has a later-than-average start to its rainy season indicated.

We can still buy wonderful fruits, vegetables and meat at the Newport Farmer's Market in Newport, Oregon, but the coronavirus has closed down many of the things we love about it.

According to the Association of Equipment Manufacturers' latest report, unit sales of agricultural tractors and self-propelled combines in August 2020 were positive for the fifth m... [Read Full Blog]

Over the past seven years, the continuous active canola chart shows that canola prices have not spent much time in the $530 per metric ton to $540/mt range, the next challenge for... [Read Full Blog]

DTN Staff Reporter Russ Quinn writes that the location where DTN has now moved its office to in Omaha is the place where he used to walk beans.