The USDA says favorable weather conditions helped Kansas producers move forward on their corn and soybean plantings last week.
As of Sunday, 39% of the state’s expected corn crop has been planted, ahead of the five-year average of 29%.
Soybeans planted was 12%, ahead of 6% on average.
Two percent of the state’s sorghum crop has been planted, near 1% last year.
Cotton planting was reported at 1% completion.
1 in 10 people globally face chronic hunger. As climate change impacts crop production in parts of the world, sorghum, an
Missouri Soybeans Outreach Director Baylee Asbury says MO soy growers will engage one on one with cardinals fans to talk about
A northeast Arkansas farmer says he has about 10 percent of his fields left to plant. Derek Haigwood tells Brownfield these
The planting pace in Minnesota is slightly ahead of normal despite recent wet conditions. USDA’s latest weekly crop report says corn
Scattered precipitation caused some disruptions for Kentucky farmers. Corn is 65 percent planted, 49 percent of the crop emerged, and 73
Another wet week slows planting progress for Tennessee farmers. Corn is 86 percent planted, and 62 percent emerged. Soybeans are 53
A farmer in central Missouri says his corn and soybeans are emerging well. Nathan Alpers tells Brownfield “Some are a little
A farmer in southeast South Dakota says corn planting is wrapping up ahead of the next round of rains, but there’s
A week of warmer and wetter conditions was good for Indiana crops that have been planted. The USDA says corn is
