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Court Sides With Farmers Against Deere

11/27

A federal judge in Illinois ruled an antitrust case filed against John Deere by more than 17 farmers across the country will continue. The court denied a motion filed by the company that would have ended the lawsuits that allege Deere violated the Sherman Act.

USDA Weekly Crop Progress Report

11/27

About 4% of U.S. corn remained in fields by the end of last week, according to USDA NASS' final national Crop Progress report of 2023 released Monday.

Production Blog

11/26

Calling for volunteers for DTN's 2024 View From the Cab series.

Top 5 Things to Watch

11/26

Traders start a full week watching events in the Middle East, Ukraine and South America. Some of the U.S. will see a warming trend. These are just a few of the things we'll watch during the week of Nov. 26.

Latest Salvo in US-Canada Dairy Dispute

11/24

The newest dispute ruling is the latest salvo in the cross-border maneuvers by Canada that have limited U.S. dairy exports as Canadian officials continue finding new ways to protect their supply-management system in the dairy industry.

Tribe Focuses on Regenerative Ag

11/23

The Iowa Tribe of Kansas and Nebraska, often called the Ioway Tribe, has a chance to play a larger role in the expansion of regenerative farming practices among Native Americans. The tribe, along with some industry partners, was awarded a USDA Partnership for Climate-Smart Commodities grant to develop the Center of Excellence for Regenerative Native Agriculture.

Jury Awards $1.6B in Roundup Verdict

11/22

A state court in Jefferson City, Missouri, sided with four plaintiffs in claims that their multi-year use of glyphosate-based Roundup was to blame for their non-Hodgkin lymphoma diagnoses.

DTN Retail Fertilizer Trends

11/22

Retail fertilizer prices continued mixed during the second week of November with five of the eight major fertilizers' prices slightly higher and prices for the remaining three slightly lower than the prior month.

Nebraska Farmer Gets Prison on Bank Fraud

11/10

A Gering, Nebraska, farmer was sentenced to 36 months in prison and ordered to pay $5.1 million in restitution after pleading guilty to committing bank fraud. The farmer is appealing the restitution he is being forced to pay.



Market News


DTN Midday Grain Comments 11/27 10:57
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DTN Closing Grain Comments 11/27 13:42
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11/28
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Corn News


Market Matters Blog 11/24 10:05
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DTN Midday Grain Comments 11/27 10:57
11/27
DTN Closing Grain Comments 11/27 13:42
11/27
FARM MARKET NEWS - CORN REPORT FOR Mon, November 27
11/27
DTN Weather Trend Indicators 11/28 05:56
11/28
DTN Early Word Grains 11/28 05:39
11/28


Soy News


DTN Midday Grain Comments 11/27 10:57
11/27
DTN Closing Grain Comments 11/27 13:42
11/27
FARM MARKET NEWS - SOYBEAN AND WHEAT REPORT FOR Mon, November 27
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DTN Weather Trend Indicators 11/28 05:56
11/28
DTN Early Word Grains 11/28 05:39
11/28


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