Farmers in southern Minnesota have been dealing with windy and wet conditions as they worked to finish postemergence herbicide applications. Farm management analyst Kent Thiesse with Green Solutions Group says adverse weather also hampered top and side-dressing of nitrogen. “Wet field conditions, too much wind, all of the above can really cause some issues. And […]
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USDA says most Wisconsin crops remain in good condition after a week of mixed weather conditions. Just over three days were
A southeast Minnesota farmer is concerned weeds could get a foothold on soybeans. Ben Storm of Dover spoke to Brownfield Monday,
A southern Michigan farmer says crops look pretty good and disease pressure has been limited after the slow start to the
An eastern Iowa farmer says his corn crop is off to an unprecedented start. Billie Danner is from the West Liberty
Soybeans were mixed. The USDA had planted area at 83.38 million acres, below March, contrary to many estimates ahead of these
A break in the weather has finally brought busy times for a southeastern Illinois farmer. “We’re really a month behind. Everything
Jul. corn closed at $4.20 and 1/2, up 3 centsJul. soybeans closed at $10.24 and 1/4, down 3 and 1/2 centsJul.
A northeast Kansas farmer says timely rains have come at a critical time in the growing season. Brett Neibling tells Brownfield
U.S. crop condition ratings were mixed on the week. Those ratings continue to vary widely by location and by crop, with
