A field agronomist says dry conditions across parts of Nebraska are creating uneven emergence for corn and soybeans. Mark Morten with Beck’s Hybrids covers the central and eastern area of the state and says many farmers have already started irrigating. “It’s good for getting that top couple of inches of soil to make sure […]
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A plant pathologist says farmers should be on the lookout for tar spot. “We found tar spot in 46 of our
Ag meteorologist Drew Lerner says there will be a short window where Delta farmers might get some planting or fieldwork completed,
More significant black cutworm moth flights are being reported in parts of the Upper Midwest. Bruce Potter with the Minnesota Cooperative
Unseasonably warm conditions are causing some concern for emerging crops in west-central Minnesota. Anne Schwagerl farms in Big Stone County and
At the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, live cattle were mostly lower, and feeders were lower with boxed beef down at midday. June
The Director of the Food Fraud Prevention Academy says efforts are increasing to identify artificial intelligence supply chain risk factors. John
The deputy director of the Illinois Stewardship Alliance says a proposal to introduce a new per acre fee for taking agricultural
Jul. corn closed at $4.49 and 3/4, up 2 and 1/4 centsJul. soybeans closed at $10.51 and 3/4, up 6 and
Lingering wet conditions have slowed planting progress in northwest Iowa. Shane Holtorf of Pomeroy says he started planting corn April 13th
