The USDA’s national crop ratings were steady to lower after another wide-ranging week of weather in many key growing areas. 61% of corn is good to excellent, unchanged, with 94% silking, 61% at the dough making stage, and 16% dented. 62% of soybeans are called good to excellent, down 1%, and 93% are silking with […]
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A south-central South Dakota farmer says crops seem to be pushing through a dry growing season. Kevin Deinert grows corn, soybeans,
A farmer in southeast Minnesota calls crops in her area “phenomenal.” Gail Donkers grows corn, soybeans, and alfalfa near Faribault. “It’s
At the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, live cattle were higher on tight ready numbers, feeders were mixed on spread trade. October live
A farm business management educator is encouraging farmers to consider more than the sticker price when evaluating future equipment purchases. Jon LaPorte with
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A northwestern Illinois farmer says he has high hopes for his crops this year. Josh Curry, who grows corn and soybeans
Soybeans were higher on fund and technical buying. Beans are monitoring crop weather, expecting largely seasonal conditions for most of the
A Saginaw Bay farmer says very little rain forecast for the past week has made it crop fields. John Burk tells
Wisconsin crop ratings slipped a few points this week. As of Sunday, the USDA says 69% of Wisconsin corn is in
