According to a speech made Oct. 13 by President Biden, two major ports agreed to start operating around the clock in hopes of solving the current backlog of cargo ships waiting to... [Read Full Blog]

Until late last week, soybean meal was on a downward path for the past six months. As the market is oversold, there is a chance the meal bear market could be close to an end.

Stocks-to-use ratio for most classes of wheat lowest in 7 years

Vilsack and USDA announced the $700 million in aid back on June 15 to help offset some of the market impacts from COVID-19 lockdowns back in spring 2020 that led to dramatic drops... [Read Full Blog]

Many farms think their businesses are too small to become a victim of a crippling cyberattack, but experts warn that attitude can make you more vulnerable.

A system will move through the Corn Belt this week and produce some locally moderate rainfall. Additional moderate rainfall will be possible across the southern Corn Belt this week... [Read Full Blog]

A Democratic group of congressional lawmakers asked the Biden administration to expand Renewable Fuel Standard volumes, in a letter to the president.

Crops are in danger of loss as long as they are still in the field. If weather-related damage occurs, the USDA Risk Management Agency can guide farmers through the reporting proces... [Read Full Blog]

Every now and then, events cause traders to lose a sense of value. This fall, that has happened in soybean meal.

It has taken a while, but the Pacific Ocean has started to influence the weather pattern in South America like we expect.

The DTN Ag Summit is an in-person event this year and it's a particularly good year to consider attending.

The hydraulic control systems of tractors only show 20% efficiency when connected to the system of certain implements. Researchers at Purdue University are studying ways to improve... [Read Full Blog]

Despite the bullish fundamental outlook for canola, the crop's forward curve has flattened over time, signaling a less-bullish view of fundamentals.

Our annual harvest photo contest is in full swing. It's fun, and free, to enter and there's cash and prizes up for grabs.