High water continues to besiege the Mississippi and Illinois Rivers and tributaries as the spring thaw has begun.

DTN's weekly analysis of the corn, ethanol and crude oil markets.

20 year history of changes in planted acreage for U.S. corn, soybeans and wheat from the USDA's Ag Outlook Forum to the end of March Prospective Plantings report

As flooding was hitting Missouri River towns, the president of the Missouri Farm Bureau on Wednesday said flooding is becoming more common and more work is needed to deal with leve... [Read Full Blog]

While commercial banks and Farm Credit system lenders hold nearly equal shares of farm debt, banks hold more non-real estate debt, exposing them to greater risks if the farm econom... [Read Full Blog]

Southeastern Manitoba, especially in the Red River Valley, has a high likelihood of flooding this spring.

The state of Washington may soon have a low-carbon fuel standard that opens the door for biodiesel, if a bill passed in the state's house of representatives becomes law.

Defining farmers doesn't have to be definitive. We need diversity in our industry, too.

There's new evidence that despite chicken's zooming performance over beef in recent decades, this pronounced growth bias continues to accelerate -- perhaps to a longer-term disadva... [Read Full Blog]

Argentina's central crop areas dodged late-season dryness with recent rainfall.

People have always liked living next to water, even though they tempt fate by doing so.

Kubota wants competing tractor manufacturers to feel its steady progress onto their turf, as it prepares to bring a higher-horsepower line to market in the second half of this year... [Read Full Blog]

Over the past five years, the spread between DTN's National Durum Index and National Spring Wheat Index in the spring explained the year over year change in seeded acres for each c... [Read Full Blog]

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