After several years of low volatility in a follower's role, Chicago wheat has stolen the spotlight in 2020 and could hold on into spring.

DTN's weekly analysis of the livestock market.

U.S. corn feed/residual and export demand in million bushels, and plotted as a percent of that year's production.

Farm Bureau delegates on Tuesday held a marathon session on their policy book. Beyond the changes highlighted in Top Stories, here were some other policy changes Farm Bureau added... [Read Full Blog]

Despite the challenging economic environment, there are farms that are thriving.

The next seven days will have favorable weather for the corn and soybean crops in Brazil, except for northeast Brazil. Meanwhile, another storm is aiming for the U.S. Midwest.

Sen. Charles Grassley wants the EPA to provide regular updates on how it is implementing a plan to account for biofuel gallons not blended because of small-refinery exemptions.

The work of young ag researchers is on display this week -- and hints at the future of the industry.

Between the phase-one trade agreement between the U.S. and China, and cash cattle trade, producers had a lot of balls to juggle staying up to date on last week's business.

The next seven days will have favorable weather for the corn and soybean crops in Brazil, except for northeast Brazil.

How domestic migration from blue states to red could complicate the nation's demographic picture in unexpected ways.

Kinze Manufacturing and Ag Leader Technology have launched a new high-speed meter and seed tube system.

Cold weather and a weaker Canadian dollar failed to prevent basis levels weakening over the past week for both spring wheat and canola, as seen in Saskatchewan Agriculture's weekly... [Read Full Blog]

Our look back on the major ag stories of 2019 included some well-known, as well as a couple of completely new, subjects.