Friday, December 8, 2023 11:23AM CST
USDA on Friday released its latest December Crop Production and World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates (WASDE) reports.
Friday, December 8, 2023 5:00AM CST
Split-interest land purchases are making a comeback because of economics and estate planning. While there could be issues, it might be worthwhile to look into them.
Chicago wheat, with managed money funds as of November 28 reported to still be short a position of 124,000 contracts, got some good news with a new sale of 16 million bushels of so...
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With more than 80% of all payments coming in at $30,000 or less, nearly 170,000 farmers received higher payments than they otherwise would have collected. About 40,500 farmers -- l...
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There's still time to register for Day 2 of the DTN Ag Summit, where DTN Lead Analyst Todd Hultman will share his outlook for the grain markets and DTN Ag Meteorologist John Barani...
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The attorneys general for Iowa and Nebraska asked a federal court on Wednesday to issue a permanent injunction against EPA to force the agency to finalize a rule allowing permanent...
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February live cattle posted their eighth weekly loss in the past eleven weeks, the largest correction in prices since 2020. In an unusual twist, bearish specs have been covering th...
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When reports from other countries are not always as complete as those in the U.S. or Canada, the use of satellites can fill in the gaps. However, using these images over places wit...
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The seven-decade conflict between Israelis and Palestinians is a good example of what happens when people refuse to accept that their maximalist goals are unachievable.
Steve Wilson of Rochester, Minnesota, won a new Farmall utility 75C tractor as part of year-long celebration of Farmall's 100th anniversary. Wilson was one of 8,446 participants in...
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January canola tried to rally for a second day on Dec. 8 but spill-over trade from the WASDE report led to a lower close. Exports remain key to this market.
March corn is up 1/2 cent per bushel, January soybeans are up 4 1/4 cents, March KC wheat is up 1/4 cent, March Chicago wheat is down 5 cents and March Minneapolis wheat is down 1/2 cent.
Cattle just could not hang onto early strength Thursday. Once futures failed to post any further gains, traders sold the market again, resulting in new lows. Boxed beef showed further weakness. Hog futures opened lower and remained lower throughout the day. Futures could retest the lows.