The lower Mississippi River remains low as the new crop marketing year begins and that could become a challenge for ag exports. Mark Fuchs, a hydrologist with the National Weather Service in St. Louis, tells Brownfield “there’s potential for the lower part of the river, below St. Louis and Chester, Illinois, for the river to […]
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Ag meteorologist Drew Lerner says he’s expecting the weather in South America to be favorable for corn and soybean production. “I
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Minnesota’s ag commissioner says the Biden administration is expecting a panel decision on Mexico’s decree banning GM-corn imports soon. “They expect
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Maximize yield potential during harvest. In this Managing for Profit, Channel Seeds Technical Agronomist Patrick Koenig discusses harvest recommendations. The post
Across the Corn Belt, scattered frost was noted again Tuesday morning in the upper Great Lakes region, outside any major crop
