Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney this week laid out multiple plans to
diversify its oil trade while also propping up steel and softwood lumber
industries, which face higher U.S. tariffs. Each of the moves could shift some
trade away from the U.S. in the coming years, which could increase prices for
those products in the U.S. as a result.
BCanada to Cut Reliance on US Trade Ties
DTN Environmental Editor Todd Neeley shares a story that involved a
criminal lawyer in Moscow who tracked down and reported a fake charity campaign
exploiting Kansas plane crash victims Bob and Lori Schrock, preventing further
fraud after $17,750 was collected.
1^Neeley's Favorite Story of 2025
Copeland & Sons tailor cattle nutrition to each animal's end goal.
Different rations feed range cows, sale bulls and show cattle appropriately.
BView From the Range
A farmer's daughter shares how her role evolved from nervously learning to
drive the grain buggy during harvest 2024 to finding new ways to contribute in
2025.
:^Editors' Notebook
In a letter to USDA leaders, policy groups with diverse positions on
federal spending are calling on the department to ensure any ad-hoc aid to
farmers focuses on need and uses clear eligibility standards to reduce the
risks of waste and fraud.
BPolicy Groups Push for Needs-Based Aid
