USDA has announced changes to many rules, according to the fall 2018 Unified Agenda released by the Office of Management and Budget's Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs.

As harvest plows forward and farmers stuff their bins with soybeans, some are starting to turn their thoughts to what to plant next year. If you're considering increasing corn acre... [Read Full Blog]

Cold and wet conditions dramatically slow the pace of harvest in the western Midwest and Northern Plains.

University of Illinois agriculture economist Scott Irwin told DTN the industry's margin woes caused by a number of things.

There is a permanence and poetry to the land that feeds the soul when we stop and take time to listen.

With it being September now and much of the Midwest's corn and soybean crops running ahead of its normal growing schedule, harvest equipment will soon be in full force on the regio... [Read Full Blog]

DTN's technical analysis of live cattle, feeder cattle, and lean hogs.