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FTop 5 Things to Watch
DTN's View From the Cab farmers have a new work crew to boss now that the
kids are home for the summer. This week the farmers talk about keeping kids
busy and discuss the latest on crop progress.
BView From the Cab
Blogger Jennifer Campbell says freedom doesn't always look like fireworks.
Your life and your choices determine how it looks.
=^Our Rural Roots
New World Screwworm cases have expanded to 12 confirmed detections across
seven counties in Texas and New Mexico, now affecting cattle, goats, sheep and
dogs.
Authorities urge animal owners to inspect livestock for wounds or maggots and
report suspicions immediately, while sterile fly releases remain the primary
containment strategy.
BSurveillance Urged of Animals for NWS
Reports of rootless or "floppy" corn are being reported in parts of
Illinois, Iowa and Missouri. Farmers who planted mid-May are being urged to
scout.
BProduction Blog: Look for Rootless Corn
A cold front duo threatens severe storms, flooding, and below-normal temperatures through the weekend. » More DTN Weather Commentary
Posted at 11:59AM Fri Jun 12, 2026 CDT
Did You Know?
In 1908 President Roosevelt's Country Life Commission was established and focused attention on the problems of farm wives and the difficulty of keeping children on the farm
