It's been more than a year and a half since MF Global's collapse froze the funds of more than 30,000 customers. Most commodities customers have received nearly 90% of what was in their accounts, but the structural flaws MF Global and later Peregrine Financial Group exposed are just now being taken up by Congress. (And you thought the claims process was slow!) [Read and Comment on Full Blog]
Democrats in the U.S. Senate sent a message to House Republicans Tuesday that the upper chamber won't accept significantly higher cuts to the Supplemental N...
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I actually said "70 percent" for corn planting this week on Monday morning. I was on a weather call with Michelle Rook, farm director at WNAX...
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ICM Inc. has been working on cellulosic conversion technology at its research facility in St. Joseph, Mo. since 2009 using a $25 million grant from the U.S....
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CHAPIN, Ill. (DTN) -- Dean Werries monitored everything that mattered to him from his tractor cab last week. No less than eight monitors surrounded him, con...
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Anyone who's been around the cattle block more than once can tell you that when it comes to keeping the bullish faith, traders of June live cattle futures t...
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