High water levels on rivers throughout the central U.S. to the Gulf of Mexico following recent heavy rains are still affecting barge and ship traffic.

DTN's Weekly Technical Analysis: Corn and Soybeans 05/21

Percent of U.S. corn planted and emerged as of May 21st from 1999 to the present and change in U.S. corn planted acreage in 1000's from the March prospective plantings report to th... [Read Full Blog]

With the great debate about the North America Free Trade Agreement expected to soon happen, the National Pork Producers Council issued a white paper on Thursday defending the three... [Read Full Blog]

If you own land, livestock and equipment, the question of how to be fair when transitioning assets to the next generation is one of the most difficult subjects you face.

2017 so far is actually better than 2016 in the category of growing degree day accumulation.

Aggressive losses developed Thursday across the energy complex, with crude oil futures sharply lower. Markets are thinly traded, pressuring both crude oil and RBOB gasoline.

Ask some questions before switching corn acres to soybeans.

Brazil has troubles of its own that rival those in the US.

Corruption allegations in Brazil have become a new bearish influence on U.S. soybean prices in 2017.

The dollar is falling against a basket of currencies but rising against the Brazilian real. Here's why.

DTN Staff Reporter Russ Quinn shares a story about his late grandpa's last tractor, a John Deere 620.

Friday's Canada Markets Blog looks at Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada's recent supply and demand estimates as they relate to ending stocks in both 2016/17 and 2017/18.

Time to select your favorite planting photos from more than 160 submitted images.