MyDTN review
Pairs hyperlocal weather forecasts with grain prices and market commentary.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Nov 2026
MyDTN brings agricultural weather forecasts together with market information, news and operational alerts for producers. Hourly temperature and precipitation forecasts, local grain bids and prices, and agricultural commentary are available through a web platform and iOS and Android apps. Producers considering planting, spraying or harvesting can use weather information to inform field plans, while market data and price alerts also speak to buying and selling decisions. The published offering is aimed at small and mid-market businesses, particularly DTN customers who want market information alongside agricultural weather tools.
According to DTN's published signup information, the MyDTN plan costs $1,500 per year, billed annually. It includes daily market information, hyperlocal forecasting and operational tools. The product details also describe customizable alerts for weather impacts, price fluctuations and market opportunities. That combination gives the annual fee a broader rationale for buyers who will use both forecast and market features; producers seeking only weather coverage may find the starting price harder to justify. DTN mentions a free trial, though the trial's duration and terms are not specified in the published product information.
MyDTN's clearest distinction is its connection between field weather and market context: local grain bids and prices sit alongside independent market commentary, while hourly and hyperlocal forecasts support operational planning. Web and mobile access suit producers checking information at a desk or away from it, and phone and email are listed support channels. The product's described scope centers on forecasts, alerts and market information rather than specialized disease or irrigation workflows. Producers who value that combined weather-and-market view, especially existing DTN customers, are the strongest fit; those prioritizing a lower-cost weather-only service or crop-specific disease and irrigation tools should compare alternatives.
MyDTN pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Hourly temperature and precipitation forecasts support field planning.
- Customizable alerts cover weather impacts and price changes.
- Combines local grain prices with agricultural news and market commentary.
- Where it doesn't
- The $1,500 annual starting price is high for its listed weather scope.
- Its focus is weather and market information, not disease or irrigation workflows.
- Its free trial has no stated duration or terms.
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