Crops in southern Minnesota are off to a better start compared to a year ago. Farm management analyst Kent Thiesse says corn and soybeans look even after extensive planting delays during the spring of 2024. “Certainly this warm weather, maybe not quite this hot, but it’s certainly been welcome. I think those roots going down […]
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A south-central Nebraska farmer says corn and soybean crop conditions are extremely variable. Randy Uhrmacher tells Brownfield that moisture has been
A farmer in eastern South Dakota says his crops look good. Todd Hanten says he was able to start planting early,
A south-central Kansas farmer says excessive rainfall has significantly slowed this year’s winter wheat harvest pace. Tim Turek says, “I’ve cut one
A break in rain events is helping some Missouri farmers advance hay harvest. Tony Hancock is with the Missouri Department of
At the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, live cattle were mixed, and feeders were up ahead of the week’s direct business. Feeders did
The USDA says corn conditions improved in Michigan over the last week. Monday’s crop progress report says the state’s corn crop
A north central Iowa farmer says crop development is behind. Chris Edgington of Saint Ansgar tells Brownfield he didn’t begin planting
Some ag groups have asked the Trump administration to engage with supply chain stakeholders to address concerns about anticipated port congestion.
Last week’s warm temperatures and scattered showers were good for crop growth. USDA’s National Ag Statistics Service says corn emergence was
