spring planting

America’s winter wheat belt is heading into spring under serious pressure after USDA pegged the crop at just 35% good to excellent, while poor-to-very-poor ratings climbed to 31% and drought stayed locked across the hardest-hit Plains states.

By Juan Manuel Garro
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April 7, 2026

The new DTN Ag Weather Brief says this week could be a real headache for farmers as repeated systems bring planting moisture to the Midwest, but also enough rain, cold snaps and even northern snow to keep plenty of equipment parked.

By Juan Manuel Garro
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April 1, 2026

The Midwest is heading into a chaotic week after DTN warned on March 30 that at least three disturbances will sweep through, bringing repeated precipitation chances, colder blasts and northern snow that could make early fieldwork painfully difficult.

By Juan Manuel Garro
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March 31, 2026

A stunning U.S. weather split is putting crops and livestock on edge as federal agencies warn that scorching Plains heat, freeze threats reaching the Ohio Valley and deepening southern drought could hit yields, feed costs and pasture quality.

By Juan Manuel Garro
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March 30, 2026

US agriculture just got a new money lifeline after Trump said the SBA will open loan guarantees for farmers and food suppliers, a move aimed at an industry hit by weak commodity prices, soaring input costs and more than $30 billion in losses.

By Juan Manuel Garro
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March 28, 2026
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