A Canadian Pacific Railway (CP) strike scheduled to start April 21 was postponed late April 20. Meanwhile, the U.S. river system is still working through high water issues.

DTN's Weekly Technical Analysis: Oats, Rice, Cotton, Sugar, Cocoa, and Coffee 04/22

Change in U.S. corn planted area from the March intentions to the final crop report vs. the percent of the crop planted by May 5th

In a sign that he did push House Agriculture Committee Republicans into including work requirements in the nutrition title of the House farm bill, House Speaker Paul Ryan, said Thu... [Read Full Blog]

Create a little goodwill with noncash awards for good performance.

An examination of last-arriving dates for spring snowfall reveals why field work conditions are more promising in the eastern Midwest during the last part of April.

A new Japanese government policy will allow imports of corn-based ethanol from the United States to fill a need for a gasoline oxygenate.

Can you smell the rain? Well ... yes, it turns out you can.

Many cow-calf producers may soon be facing a serious need for accelerated decision-making relative to pasture conditions and summer feed.

If China's proposed tariff on U.S. soybeans and USDA's estimate of a record soybean crop in Brazil sound bearish, you may want to take a second look at the evidence.

Would rejoining TPP take the sting out of retaliatory tariffs from China?

Greases are long lasting and more finely formulated for modern farm equipment. But mixing the wrong greases together can lead to catastrophic failure.

New-crop spring wheat broke support on Monday and could be headed for a test of April lows close to $6/bu. Commercial traders seem unconcerned, given new-crop spreads weakening. Su... [Read Full Blog]

A lot is happening on the DTN front.