The DTN national average corn basis started moving above the maximum five-year average in July 2019 and hasn't looked back since.

A technical look at weekly charts of Kansas City, Chicago and Minneapolis wheat.

Percentage of winter wheat planted as a percent of all U.S. wheat seeded, winter wheat yields as a percent of the U.S. all wheat yield and winter wheat output as a percent of total... [Read Full Blog]

I've covered a lot of meetings about confined animal feeding operations over the years, but I saw Monday night that it's a little harder to just be a disinterested party when the p... [Read Full Blog]

Despite the challenging economic environment, there are farms that are thriving.

Saturated soils, full river basins and fears of a wet spring have concern over spring flood potential at full throttle.

Iowa Republican Sen. Charles Grassley said he wants the EPA follow a recent court decision handed down on three small-refinery exemptions to the Renewable Fuel Standard.

The work of young ag researchers is on display this week -- and hints at the future of the industry.

It's important to avoid getting tunnel vison and thinking that the cattle industry revolves within its own world.

The next seven days will have favorable weather for the corn and soybean crops in Brazil, except for northeast Brazil.

How domestic migration from blue states to red could complicate the nation's demographic picture in unexpected ways.

New Momentum planter is designed to minimize compaction and optimize performance of Precision Planting technology.

Week 24 commercial stocks of canola remain a bearish factor for prices, reported at a level that is up 33% from one year ago and 7% higher than the five-year average.

Our look back on the major ag stories of 2019 included some well-known, as well as a couple of completely new, subjects.