companies, utilities, transportation, and sports. DTN AgHost, a service that creates branded websites for ag clients to better communicate with their customers. Hardware DTN sells automated weather stations that can be set up at a member's location to collect local meteorological data, which DTN then uses to produce hyper-local reports and forecasts. Roughly 5,500 stations operate from DTN member farms, part of the company's larger 22,500-station North American weather station network. DTN also has a Weather Systems group based in Spain and the Netherlands that installs airport weather systems. The Progressive Farmer Since 2007 DTN has owned and operated The Progressive Farmer, a monthly magazine founded in 1886 that focuses on how to operate a successful farm by covering subjects like marketing, management, crop and livestock production, and equipment. The magazine has a national circulation of about 500,000 and is based in Birmingham, Alabama. Past products The original radio receivers and video display terminals used to receive DTN broadcasts are now obsolete, but older equipment remains in service in some areas. DTN terminals would display information on a page-by-page basis, and supported the optional attachment of a line printer to create hard copy reports. The basic package contained 40 pages of information, including charts, commentary, news, futures quotes, and weather; the subscription price in 1986 was $210/year. Operations Locations DTN is headquartered at offices on Rupp Drive in Burnsville, Minnesota, a city on the south side of the Minneapolis metropolitan area, and also operates from its original location on West Dodge Road in Omaha, Nebraska. The company has satellite offices in a number of other US cities: Birmingham, Alabama – location of The Progressive Farmer magazine, acquired in 2007. Chicago, Illinois Springfield, Illinois Urbandale, Iowa – location of FarmDayta, acquired in 1996. St. Louis, Missouri – location of RevCo, acquired in 2014. Hastings, Nebraska New York, New York – location of Energy Management Institute, acquired in 2018. Plano, Texas – location of Diamond Control Systems, acquired in 2001. Houston, Texas – location of Wilkens Weather, acquired in 2017. Norman, Oklahoma – Location of WDT Grand Forks, North Dakota – Location of the Weather and Agriculture Division of Iteris, acquired in early May 2020 Sydney, Australia – Location of Weatherzone, acquired 1 October 2019 In Europe, DTN has offices in Antwerp, Utrecht, Madrid, Seville and Appenzell. It also operates an Australian office in Brisbane. Corporate governance DTN is organized into three