A farmer in central Illinois says there’s not been a lot of planting progress in his part of the state. Brian Corkill of Henry County tells Brownfield, “Had we not gotten the rainfall last week, there would have been a lot more activity around here, but that kind of slowed guys down.” But, he says, the rain was needed. “I wouldn’t consider us being […]
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A farmer in northeast Arkansas says his spring planting strategy has changed from last year. Jeff Rutledge tells Brownfield he’s planting
A farmer in south central South Dakota says the dry conditions will impact his planting strategy this spring. Bryan Jorgensen says
A farmer in southeast Missouri says he’s grateful for the much-needed moisture over the weekend, which should help the recently planted
A farmer in southeast Missouri says he’s grateful for the much-needed moisture over the weekend, which should help the recently planted
Wisconsin’s recent wet and windy weather ensured a slow start to fieldwork for the 2026 growing season. Farmers in the southern
Recent rainfall has helped recharge soil moisture in parts of Ohio. The USDA says topsoil moisture is 97 percent adequate to
Soybeans were modestly higher on short covering and technical buying. Brazil’s harvest is nearly 80% complete and some of the later
Corn planting is starting to pick up steam across Kansas. The USDA says 4 percent of the crop is in, one
Iowa farmers are off to a fast start to oat planting. In its first weekly crop progress update of 2026, the
