While it's important to pay attention to what's going on in the markets, it's also vital to care for our physical, mental and emotional health during this tumultuous time.

A technical look at monthly charts of live cattle, feeder cattle and lean hogs.

First fall, last fall and first spring rating of the year vs. the percent that the May yield estimate deviated from the 30-year trend of the final yield.

Farmers who use USDA Marketing Assistance Loans for most commodities will now have a 12-month maturity date on the loans instead of nine months, USDA announced Thursday.

With planting underway or just around the corner, farms are making changes to help combat the spread of COVID-19. DTN experts offered suggestions and updates in a recent webinar.

Much below normal temperatures are set to cover the entire central U.S. in the next week to 10 days.

Refining interests point toward a potential appeal to the United States Supreme Court following a federal court's decision not to hold a rehearing on small-refinery exemptions.

The need to understand and appreciate where food comes from is fundamental.

Ranchers are used to challenges beyond their control, yet they realize they have go on about business in the most normal fashion possible.

Central and northern areas of Brazil may have showers after April 3, but if they do not, stress could start to mount for the developing crops. Argentina's weather turns drier start... [Read Full Blog]

The Black Death of the mid-14th century teaches some interesting lessons about the current pandemic.

As the season turns to planting, experts thought grain bin entrapments would decline. But that hasn't been the case.

This study looks at the 20-year compound annual growth rate for all-wheat harvested acres, yield and production in Canada and major producing provinces.

This coming weekend is an important one in farm country. Enjoy it safely, if not for yourself, for your family, your community, and for all those in it who are critical to coping w... [Read Full Blog]