A pair of ag economists say it’s time to start planning for the 2027 crop. Allen Featherstone with Kansas State University says producers should start budgeting for next year’s crop and include government assistance they receive this year, including supplemental aid, ARC and PLC payments. “Whether that be for input prices, marketing plans, you […]
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A north central Wisconsin farmer says his crops need some rain. Adam Baumann, who raises corn, soybeans, wheat, alfalfa, ginseng, and
The USDA says crop conditions mostly held steady in Iowa last week. Monday’s Crop Progress report says 80% of Iowa corn
A corn agronomist with University of Kentucky Extension says he’s cautiously optimistic about the U.S. corn crop. “There’s a lot of
Sep. corn $4.51 and 3/4, down 12 and 1/2 centsAug. soybeans $12.08 and 1/2, down 39 and 1/2 centsAug. soybean meal
U.S. crop condition ratings were steady to lower over the past week. That followed another generally mixed week of weather across
A southwest Ohio farmer says it’s been a mixed year for crop development across the state. Scott Metzger says favorable conditions
A farmer in south central South Dakota says the crops are hanging on as triple digit temperatures impact the farm this
A west central Indiana farmer says the summer heat is starting to have an impact on crop development. Kevin Cox tells
Two farmers from the Missouri Bootheel and a farmer from west-central Missouri were elected to serve as officers for the Missouri
