An agronomist says soybean conditions are improving in west-central Iowa. Hoegemeyer’s Eric Solberg tells Brownfield, “They’ve just been kind of sitting idle for a little bit right after planting, but they have really put their legs on and hit their stride. They are starting to close the rows even in 30-inch rows.” He says growers […]
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A west central Indiana farmer says early season weather challenges continue to slow crop development. Kevin Cox says his soybean crop
A southern Illinois farmer says a dry start to the season allowed for timely planting of his crops. Now Brandon Cummins,
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
The USDA’s national corn and soybean condition ratings improved slightly last week. The agency says as of Sunday 68% of U.S.
Severe weather this growing season has significantly limited cherry production across the U.S. Cherry Marketing Institute President Amy Cohn tells Brownfield,
Sep. corn $4.41, up 1 and 1/2 centsAug. soybeans $11.96 and 3/4, up 5 centsAug. soybean meal $317.20, down $3.20Aug. soybean
An eastern Nebraska farmer says crop conditions are deteriorating rapidly from on-going drought and extreme heat. “In my little bubble, everything
