Corn and soybean prices remained under heavy selling pressure today as weather models shift cooler and wetter for the Midwest late this week into next week. December corn closed down 28 1/2 cents and ...

Sales in the under-40 horsepower tractor category pulled total U.S. farm tractor sales negative, while all other segments and Canada continue strong growth. The latest data from the Association of Equ...

The USDA will begin work on three proposed rules to support the enforcement of the Packers and Stockyards Act. The 100-year-old law was originally designed to protect poultry farmers, hog producers, a...

A Wisconsin federal judge ordered the USDA to at least temporarily stop $4 billion in loan debt relief payments intended for minority farmers. DTN says the move is in response to a lawsuit filed by [....

U.S. Trade Representative Katherine Tai is in Europe this week for negotiations with her European counterparts. Tai says she will take part in “intense negotiations” to resolve the 16-year...

The National Cattlemen’s Beef Association petitioned the USDA’s Food Safety and Inspection Service to eliminate using “Product of the USA” labels for beef products. The Hagstro...

In a weird reaction to a bullish June WASDE report on corn, some storms moving across parts of the Western Corn Belt and the Northern Plains sent corn reeling Friday. Wheat and soybeans, already bogge...

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In overnight trade, all grains are lower amid more hot and dry weather in the forecast. There is a severe thunderstorm watch with locally heavy rains moving eastward across the Dakotas and southern Ma...

Farm groups are ready to defend the Navigable Waters Protection rule after the Environmental Protection Agency announced intent to repeal and rewrite the rule. The National Cattlemen’s Beef Asso...