A southern Illinois farmer says a dry start to the season allowed for timely planting of his crops. Now Brandon Cummins, who grows corn, soybeans, and wheat in Massac County, says they’re benefitting from timely rains. “We’ve not had the heat until now.” He says, “That’s really helped our crops along, until we could get […]
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A farmer in northeast Missouri says it’s been dry during corn pollination. “We have our fingers crossed for a rain,” says
A grain elevator manager and a farmer, both based in South Dakota, say winter wheat harvest is off to a better-than-expected
An eastern Iowa farmer says the growing season has been full of extremes. Billie Danner grows corn and soybeans near West
Farmers across Michigan are pushing to get wheat harvested before quality concerns become an issue. Keith Martus at Star of the
Crop conditions continue to improve in Minnesota. USDA’s latest weekly crop update pegs 84 percent of corn and 81 percent of
A west central Indiana farmer says early season weather challenges continue to slow crop development. Kevin Cox says his soybean crop
A western Wisconsin farmer says growing conditions have been near ideal on his operation. Tom Gillis, who grows corn and soybeans
A north central Ohio farmer says she’s concerned this week’s expected record high temperatures could impact her corn crop. Patty Mann tells
Soybeans have found support from China’s renewed buying interest in US soybeans. The hot and dry near-term weather outlook for the
