U.S. planted spring wheat acres are expected to be lower than original intentions due to poor weather and final plant dates affecting how many acres went in.

DTN's weekly analysis of the grain markets.

Change in planted acreage for U.S. corn and soybeans from the end of March Prospective Plantings report to the June Acreage numbers vs. percent of corn planted by May 19 and the pe... [Read Full Blog]

Leadership at CropLife America joined the ranks of U.S. businesses concerned about possible new tariffs on imported products from China. For more than a week, companies have been t... [Read Full Blog]

As the trade negotiations with China stall, something I heard last summer sounds truer than ever: U.S. tariffs are playing into China's long-term strategy for food security.

Weather forecasters expect a cool and wet summer to challenge already-delayed crops.

A three-year extension of the biodiesel blenders tax credit is one of a number of provisions in a tax package passed in the House Ways and Means committee on Thursday.

Executive orders are very photogenic. Actual regulatory rules are less so. But the latter is probably more worth your attention.

John Harrington, well-known and respected livestock analyst for DTN and Progressive Farmer, has died at the age of 67.

Central Brazil continues to see a very favorable weather pattern providing moisture for second-crop corn.

The Federal Reserve is hinting at interest-rate cuts, but it wants to see more evidence of a weakening economy first.

Ask the Mechanic Steve Thompson answers questions from readers about their equipment snags -- and offers thoughts on the "perfect farm."

Here we look at the trend in revisions made between the June preliminary estimates of seeded acres for select crops and the final December estimates, based on 2018 data and the fiv... [Read Full Blog]

Tucked into commentary renewing the U.S. EPA's support for glyphosate's safety was a surprising negative comment. Too bad it came two decades too late.