The Progressive Farmer

Progressive Farmer is a monthly agricultural publication released 14 times a year by DTN. It is headquartered in Birmingham, Alabama.

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Iowa Senate Passes Bill Expected to Create More Barriers For CO2 Pipelines

1 day ago | dtnpf.com | Todd Neeley

Iowa Senate Passes Bill Expected to Create More Barriers For CO2 Pipelines 5/13/2025 | 11:35 AM CDT By Todd Neeley , DTN Environmental Editor LINCOLN, Neb.
Kansas Wheat Fields Get a Visit From Crop Scouts on Annual Tour This Week

2 days ago | dtnpf.com | Jason Jenkins

Kansas Wheat Fields Get a Visit From Crop Scouts on Annual Tour This Week 5/12/2025 | 3:25 PM CDT By Jason Jenkins , DTN Crops Editor MANHATTAN, Kan. (DTN) -- For the second consecutive season, those who travel to Kansas for the Wheat Quality Council's Hard Winter Wheat Tour are arriving with cautious optimism.
Farmers Report Planting Progress by Mother's Day

3 days ago | dtnpf.com | Pamela Smith |Pam Smith

Farmers Report Planting Progress by Mother's Day 5/11/2025 | 4:57 AM CDT By Pamela Smith , Crops Technology Editor DECATUR, Ill. (DTN) -- Mother's Day is a benchmark that determines an early or late crop for many farmers. It also means celebrations for "Mom" can get crushed in the rush to complete field operations that need to be accomplished around the second week of May.
4 Things to Know About Black Cutworm Control

5 days ago | dtnpf.com | Pamela Smith |Pam Smith

4 Things to Know About Black Cutworm Control 5/9/2025 | 3:26 PM CDT By Pamela Smith , Crops Technology Editor DECATUR, Ill. (DTN) -- Black cutworm (BCW) moths don't need a Real ID to gain entry to crop fields. They catch a free ride on spring storms coming out of Southern states to arrive in the northerly corn and soybean fields with the purpose of starting a large and very hungry family that dines on young plants.
Behind the US-UK Trade Deal, Hormone-Treated Beef Likely Remains a Complication

5 days ago | dtnpf.com | Chris Clayton

Behind the US-UK Trade Deal, Hormone-Treated Beef Likely Remains a Complication 5/9/2025 | 1:35 PM CDT By Chris Clayton , DTN Ag Policy Editor Hormone-treated beef will remain a sticking point as the United Kingdom and U.S. take the framework announced Thursday and try to convert it into a formal trade agreement.
Camera Technology Helps Packing Plants Grade Beef More Consistently

5 days ago | dtnpf.com | Jennifer Carrico

Camera Technology Helps Packing Plants Grade Beef More Consistently 5/9/2025 | 8:25 AM CDT By Jennifer Carrico , Senior Livestock Editor LIME SPRINGS, Iowa (DTN) -- New technology could help beef packers achieve more consistent quality grading and deal with ongoing labor issues as well. The use of camera grading in beef processing of beef isn't new, but the actual type of camera being used could make a difference to packers.
Deere Moves to Protect Chief Financial Officer From Testifying in Right-to-Repair Case

6 days ago | dtnpf.com | Todd Neeley

Deere Moves to Protect Chief Financial Officer From Testifying in Right-to-Repair Case 5/9/2025 | 12:53 PM CDT By Todd Neeley , DTN Environmental Editor LINCOLN, Neb. (DTN) -- Farmers suing John Deere alleging anti-trust violations in limiting repairs on equipment want to depose the company's Chief Financial Officer Joshua Jepsen, prompting Deere this week to request a protective order to prevent that from happening.
Statistics Canada March 31 Grain Stocks Report Confirms Tight Canola Supplies

6 days ago | dtnpf.com | Mitch Miller

Statistics Canada March 31 Grain Stocks Report Confirms Tight Canola Supplies 5/8/2025 | 1:02 PM CDT By Mitch Miller , DTN Contributing Canadian Grains Analyst Statistics Canada released its March 31 Stocks of Principal Field Crops report on Thursday morning. Declining stocks compared to year-ago levels were the primary theme with field peas, lentils, durum wheat, rye and soybeans the exemption to the rule.
Statistics Canada March 31 Grain Stocks Report Confirms Tight Canola Supplies

6 days ago | dtnpf.com | Mitch Miller

Statistics Canada March 31 Grain Stocks Report Confirms Tight Canola Supplies 5/8/2025 | 11:31 AM CDT By Mitch Miller , DTN Contributing Canadian Grains Analyst Statistics Canada released its March 31 Stocks of Principal Field Crops report on Thursday morning. Declining stocks compared to year-ago levels were the primary theme with field peas, lentils, durum wheat, rye and soybeans the exemption to the rule.
FTC Pesticide Antitrust Lawsuit Against Syngenta, Corteva Continues Under Trump

6 days ago | dtnpf.com | Todd Neeley

FTC Pesticide Antitrust Lawsuit Against Syngenta, Corteva Continues Under Trump 5/8/2025 | 10:44 AM CDT By Todd Neeley , DTN Environmental Editor LINCOLN, Neb. (DTN) -- Even with change in administration, the Federal Trade Commission and 12 state attorneys general are moving forward on a lawsuit filed by the Biden administration in 2022, alleging pesticide manufacturers Syngenta Crop Protection and Corteva Inc.