A recent study released on the condition of U.S. bridges showed some degree of progress in addressing the structural shortfalls but much more needs to be done, especially in the ru... [Read Full Blog]

A technical look at the weekly charts of cattle, feeder cattle and hogs.

10, 20 and 30-year trends and 2019 projection

USDA is now allowing higher limits on the department's various farm loans following a change in the 2018 farm bill.

Here are some tips on what farmers coping with disasters should discuss with their lenders.

Wet soils continue to affect spring fieldwork in the Midwest and Plains.

Companion bills in both the U.S. House of Representatives and the U.S. Senate would extend the biodiesel blenders tax credit that has been expired for about one year.

Research on dicamba applications airs some important considerations after several years of study. The upshot is volatility exists and some environmental situations make it worse.

John Harrington gives his thoughts on what could have become of former Vice President Joe Biden had he gone a different route as a young lad.

Showers and thunderstorms help second-crop corn in central Brazil, while dry weather helps Argentina's harvest.

After acquiring Monsanto, Bayer has been hit with big jury awards based on evidence the company thought was weak.

Beginning as soon as next week, weather dependent, tech pioneers Craig Rupp and Kyler Laird expect to be planting soybeans in Illinois using an autonomously equipped tractor.

Each month we look at Statistics Canada's International merchandise report as it relates to various ag commodities. Delayed February data was released April 17.

DTN/Progressive Farmer is continuing its tradition, for a third year in a row, of having a photo contest to document and share the trials and the successes of this critical, histor... [Read Full Blog]