By Greg D. Horstmeier
DTN Editor-in-Chief
The past week, ending oddly enough on a Friday the 13th, was one of the most remarkable weeks of our lifetime. In a few days the pace of change, from the huge drops in stock market values to the massive cancellations of major sporting events, closing of recreational parks and shutting down other public activities, gave real meaning to the word unprecedented.
As we?ve reported and will continue to report, agriculture is coming to grips with the reality of what a pandemic can mean to our industry.
At DTN we take extremely seriously anything that influences market prices or that changes our farmers? ability to profit and provide for their families and for the world.
So, we?ve taken multiple steps to ensure our teams can continue to provide our customers with the content and insights they need to run businesses and protect families. Those include:
DTN Proprietary Intelligence: Our cash grain, fertilizer, fuels and other price gathering teams are prepared to continue serving up key information and analysis in a timely manner as work conditions and mobility changes.
