A fertilizer market analyst says last-minute purchases are running higher than usual, as much of the supply is typically secured well before planting begins. “Normally I would say a lot of it is already locked up,” said Josh Linville, the vice president of fertilizer for Stone X Group. “Maybe some side dress tons and things […]
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Iowa farmers are off to a fast start to oat planting. In its first weekly crop progress update of 2026, the
On-going drought across Nebraska is continuing to deplete the soil profile. The USDA says topsoil moisture is 84 percent short to
A southeast Michigan farmer says he expects to plant soybeans starting this week. Jim Isley tells Brownfield, “We’ve planted soybeans on
May corn $4.54, up 1 and 3/4 centsMay soybeans $11.66 and 3/4, up 3 and 1/4 centsMay soybean meal $316.60, up
A southwest Indiana farmer says he plans to start planting soybeans as early as next week. Ben Kron tells Brownfield, “We’ve got
Another blast of winter weather is slowing spring fieldwork in parts of the Upper Midwest. Jake Thompson farms near Barnsville in
U.S. winter wheat is out of dormancy and showing the impact of dry weather. The USDA says 35% of U.S. winter
U.S. winter wheat is out of dormancy and showing the impact of dry weather. The USDA says 35% of U.S. winter
A milking system that reduces labor by using robotic milk technology is now available. James Bringe with GEA tells Brownfield dairy
