The 2020 spring wheat crop fared better than the 2019 crop, but yields varied on timing of planting.

DTN's weekly analysis of the wheat market.

U.S. soybean exports in million bushels (mb) already on the books as of the second week in the marketing year starting September 1 vs these sales as a percent of the USDA's Sep WAS... [Read Full Blog]

Republicans state USDA could have to delay as much as $15 billion in spending on farm bill programs if the CCC fund is not immediately reloaded in a federal funding bill. Democrats... [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.

Widely varying temperatures and windy conditions highlight the end of September-early October forecast.

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]

Officials are still digging into the origins of seeds that arrived in mailboxes this summer.

Heading into this week, and seeing what potential opportunities could be around the corner, feedlots could have another opportunity to rally the cash cattle market.

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

Should the U.S. abandon "strategic ambiguity" and tell China it will defend Taiwan militarily?

Deere and AGCO roll out new technology, plus a bit on grain storage and storage buildings.

Australia is in the news selling durum to Italy early in the new year, while providing a challenge for Canada's exports.

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.