DTN's weekly average spot price for domestic distillers dried grains was down $2 on average versus one week ago.

Until late last week, soybean meal was on a downward path for the past six months. As the market is oversold, there is a chance the meal bear market could be close to an end.

Stocks-to-use ratio for most classes of wheat lowest in 7 years

Speaking to reporters on Wednesday during an event, Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack said he still expects to see a significant increase for conservation funding despite plans to... [Read Full Blog]

Many farms think their businesses are too small to become a victim of a crippling cyberattack, but experts warn that attitude can make you more vulnerable.

A system will move through the Corn Belt this week and produce some locally moderate rainfall. Additional moderate rainfall will be possible across the southern Corn Belt this week... [Read Full Blog]

A Democratic group of congressional lawmakers asked the Biden administration to expand Renewable Fuel Standard volumes, in a letter to the president.

Crops are in danger of loss as long as they are still in the field. If weather-related damage occurs, the USDA Risk Management Agency can guide farmers through the reporting proces... [Read Full Blog]

Every now and then, events cause traders to lose a sense of value. This fall, that has happened in soybean meal.

With thoughts of last season firmly in mind for Brazil producers, planting progress has advanced well ahead of schedule. Weather has cooperated with these efforts.

The DTN Ag Summit is an in-person event this year and it's a particularly good year to consider attending.

John Deere and New Holland Agriculture brought home three tractor awards this week from EIMA International in Italy. Tractor of the Year awards are given annually to the best Europ... [Read Full Blog]

There were few changes made in AAFC's October supply and demand report, although wheat exports were revised 500,000 mt higher to 13 mmt, with stocks forecast to be the lowest on re... [Read Full Blog]

Our annual harvest photo contest is in full swing. It's fun, and free, to enter and there's cash and prizes up for grabs.