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DTN Ag Headline News
Moroccan Phosphate Ships to US
View From the Cab
Top 5 Things to Watch
Monsanto Withdraws Glyphosate Petition
House GOP OKs $12B in Farm Aid
Brazil Beef Spared From New Tariffs
Pasture to Pen
USDA Plans NASS Modernization
USDA Relocations Challenged

DTN Ag Headline News
Moroccan Phosphate Ships to US
View From the Cab
Top 5 Things to Watch
Monsanto Withdraws Glyphosate Petition
House GOP OKs $12B in Farm Aid
Brazil Beef Spared From New Tariffs
Pasture to Pen
USDA Plans NASS Modernization
USDA Relocations Challenged

DTN Crops News
Friday, July 17, 2026 4:53PM CDT
"Don't panic, be prepared" is the message from plant pathologists across the Corn Belt as positive detections of tar spot increase.

Friday, July 17, 2026 12:16PM CDT
Monsanto withdrew its petition seeking antidumping duties on Chinese glyphosate imports after farm groups strongly criticized the move as harmful to struggling farmers.

Monday, July 13, 2026 4:22PM CDT
In a federal lawsuit over patent and licensing rights to glyphosate-resistant corn seed, Bayer CropScience on Monday asked a federal judge to dismiss an antitrust lawsuit brought by Latham Quality Inc., a company that alleged Bayer had made it too difficult to develop an off-patent glyphosate-resistant seed.



DTN Farm Business
Friday, July 17, 2026 3:58PM CDT
Ten more meat and poultry companies recently adopted the voluntary Product of USA label. Organizations differ on whether voluntary labeling or mandatory country-of-origin labeling best serves consumers.

Friday, July 17, 2026 4:53PM CDT
Over time, the farm safety net has shifted from primarily offsetting market losses to increasingly boosting profitability for major commodity crops since 2007, according to economists at Ohio State University and the University of Illinois. That also has spilled over to supporting the other businesses farmers rely on.