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Have you seen feeder prices? Sweet sassy molassy...

In the dot plot, the 19 members of the interest-rate-setting Federal Open Market Committee give their forecasts for the path of the Fed's benchmark federal funds rate. In the latest plot, 10 members see two cuts by the end of this year, two expect one cut and seven expect rates

ABIC’s press conference with U.S. Rep. Andy Harris, MD and industry leaders featured in DTN/Progressive Farmer: “Ag Groups, Others Call for Labor Reform” dtnpf.com/agriculture/we…

6/20 - Bull and Bear from the Early Word Grains commentary with Rhett Montgomery, DTN lead market analyst, Rhett Montgomery. #corn #soybeans #wheat #EWG #grains #BullAndBear #DTNBullAndBear

DTN/Progressive Farmer takes a closer look at how our partnership with Everglades Equipment Group and John Deere supports the day-to-day demands of precision agriculture. From dependable equipment to trusted service, this collaboration helps us operate efficiently, adapt with innovation and stay

Public listening sessions on the future of the waters of the U.S. rule have wrapped up and the Trump administration this week said it plans to have the rule completed by the end of the year. Environmental Editor TODDNEELEY reports: dtn.link/ttww25

As a short but intense heatwave has been shifting across the country and the National Weather Service has been issuing extreme heat watches and warnings, livestock producers and feedlots will monitor and take extra steps so their cattle can handle dangerous heat and humidity

Not a great weekend to have a pen of fats

Profitability is hard to miss in today's cattle market, but just because the market's 10-year cycle is off-kilter doesn't mean these prices are here to stay. Between persistent drought conditions in parts of cattle country, trade disruptions and shifting consumer demands, the

High temperatures from mid-April to mid-June in northeastern North Dakota and northwestern Minnesota averaged 4 to 5 degrees Fahrenheit above normal, including 99 F on May 11 which is 29 degrees above normal. Read more: dtn.link/2wc41s

Mini heatwave moving through US. WATCH more in the Market Weather Outlook for June 20: bcove.video/43PGtJQ

With so many price-supportive developments leading to new contract highs being set on a daily basis recently, one has to wonder how much has already been priced in and how much more potential there might be for the rally to continue. More in #CanadaMarkets by Mitch Miller:

Hiring a farm manager is tough task -- and even if you do everything right, sometimes it still doesn't work out. How Colorado farmer Marc Arnusch realized he had accidentally hired his new farm manager for a lower level position. The Accidental Manager dtnpf.com/agriculture/we…

Spoiler alert -- charts suggest there should be room to run yet before hitting significant resistance (with fundamentals backing that). The details certainly are intriguing...

Marc Arnusch was looking for an entrepreneurial mindset in his next farm manager, but it wasn't exactly seen in the first couple interviews. Details: dtn.link/qv770p #LaborPains #AgLabor #AgNews #Agriculture #AgX #AgTwitter #ProgressiveFarmer

Heavy rainfall will move through Alberta and parts of Saskatchewan this weekend. Showers will be more scattered elsewhere. Details in the #CanadianPrairies weather outlook: dtn.link/exggdf

A federal court ruled on Friday that the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency arbitrarily used old data in analyzing the potential effects of the first Renewable Fuels Standard set rule finalized by the Biden administration and remanded it back to the agency. Environmental

Safe to say it has been one of the most eventful weeks in all things RFS news. What's next?

Grain and soybeans set back to end the week. WATCH more in the Closing Market Comment for June 20: bcove.video/463EmDA

Cattle and calves on feed for the slaughter market in the United States for feedlots with capacity of 1,000 or more head totaled 11.4 million head on June 1, 2025. The inventory was 1% below June 1, 2024, USDA NASS reported today. Details: dtn.link/yji9fv #AgX