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20 Aug 2020
OMAHA (DTN) -- Though a wet 2019 planting season led to producers foregoing planting millions of acres of crops, many farmers found ways to plant either early or on time into green cover crops, according to a report released Wednesday outlining results from the 2019-2020 National Cover Crop Survey.The latest survey of 1,172 farmers by USDA's Sustai...
20 Aug 2020
GLENWOOD, Iowa (DTN) -- Rural leaders in the Democratic Party took to Zoom and other livestream events on Tuesday to spotlight, among other things, problems with broadband and infrastructure in rural America.The Democratic National Convention held events throughout Tuesday with its Rural Caucus and "Leaders of American Agriculture" where they highl...
20 Aug 2020
The last few weeks have been fruitful for the cattle market. Live cattle prices have been higher for eight weeks in a row, both live cattle and feeder cattle contracts have been adamant about grinding higher, and feeder cattle prices have blown past levels that many thought wouldn't be possible for this summer. But taking the time to stop and notic...
19 Aug 2020
This article was originally posted at 4:23 p.m. CDT on Friday, Aug. 14. It was reposted with additional information at 10:02 a.m. CDT on Tuesday, Aug. 18.**ANKENY, Iowa (DTN) -- As winds hitting 100 miles per hour turned grain bins into twisted pieces of steel Monday, Aug. 10, in portions of three Midwestern states, Stephanie Voxland's phone blew u...
19 Aug 2020
INDIANOLA, Iowa (DTN) -- The coronavirus has forced farmland brokers to get creative.Typically they're busy setting their fall auction line-up this time of year, but now they're also having to take local rules on the size of permissible gatherings into account, said Murray Wise, with Murray Wise Associates, a national ag real estate marketing and a...