A farmer in northeast Arkansas says he’s still waiting to replant after several thousand acres of his cropland flooded earlier this month. Jeff Rutledge says flood recovery is a long process and there’s more rain in the forecast. “For now, we’re just trying to make due and salvage what crop we can, salvage the field […]
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A farmer in eastern South Dakota says extreme weather has hit in the last week, with thunderstorms delaying soybean planting on
A farmer in northeast Missouri says the recent rains are giving the corn and soybeans a good start. Matt Wright from
A farmer in northwest Minnesota says hot, windy conditions haven’t been good for the crops this spring. Betsy Jensen farms in
A mid-Michigan farmer says variable soil moisture conditions have made for a slow start to planting. Eaton County’s Brett Roberts tells
Corn and rice planting are nearing completion for Arkansas farmers, while cotton, soybean, and peanut planting are full steam ahead. Corn
It was another big week of planting progress for Kentucky farmers. Statewide, 63 percent of the corn crop has been planted
Farmers made good use of limited field days last week with planting pushing past the halfway mark. The USDA says 83
Soybeans were modestly higher on short covering and technical buying. There’s widespread rain in the forecast for most of the region,
Corn and soybean planting is running a week and-a-half fast than normal in Minnesota. USDA’s latest weekly crop progress report shows
