The corn basis has become a victim of the coronavirus due to the trickledown effect the virus is having on ethanol plants.

DTN's weekly analysis of the wheat markets.

U.S. soybean export sales and shipments as of the third week of March in million bushels vs. a percent of the USDA March WASDE soybean export projection

Sen. Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, told reporters in a weekly call Tuesday that low commodity prices right now likely mean Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue will soon need use that new... [Read Full Blog]

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.

Central U.S. weather pattern looks to revert to the normal of 2020.

A new fuel-efficiency rule finalized on Tuesday provides no incentives for higher ethanol blends as part of a high-octane future.

Here are some tips to lift your spirits up during this new reality of staying home more than usual.

Being the backbone of America is a lot of responsibility, hard work and sacrifice. Farmers, ranchers and others involved in agriculture continue to meet the challenge and earn a na... [Read Full Blog]

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 coronavirus may not be the end of the world, but it's changing the world dramatically, for people in both the city and the country.

Farmers need to assess economic and other factors when making machinery purchases.

The USDA's Prospective Planting report included a surprise 4% drop in area seeded to durum. Unofficial estimates in Canada suggest the potential for a 15% increase.

While the physical celebrations and events in Washington, D.C., have been cancelled, there's still plenty to celebrate about the importance of farmers, ranchers and the agriculture... [Read Full Blog]