A southwest Minnesota farmer anticipates rapid crop growth thanks to this week’s heat-dome smothering much of the Midwest. Carolyn Olson grows organic crops in Lyon County. “The talk in church yesterday was we’ll be able to sit out and watch the corn grow, but I would prefer to sit inside in the air conditioning. It […]
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A farmer in eastern South Dakota says last week’s heat dome didn’t have much impact on the corn at his farm,
Crop conditions are moving in the right direction for Nebraska farmers. USDA’s latest weekly crop update shows corn improved from 63
A farmer in eastern Missouri says corn and soybeans are doing better than expected in mid-July, considering the soil compaction issues
Soybean condition ratings improved during the week in Kansas. USDA’s latest weekly crop update says beans in good to excellent condition
A farm business management instructor says crops in south-central Minnesota have bounced back from some early season struggles. Kristina McVicker with
The USDA says crop conditions improved in Iowa over the last week. Monday’s Crop Progress report says 80% of Iowa corn
A southwest Wisconsin farmer says 13 inches since the start of June has been plentiful for crops this season. Darin Von
Soybeans were sharply higher on fund and technical buying. Parts of the region will see near-term rainfall, but it could miss
