Across the Corn Belt, cool air has begun to overspread the upper Midwest. However, much of the region remains at risk for additional severe thunderstorms, featuring high winds, large hail, and isolated tornadoes. Among the areas of greatest concern for flash flooding and damaging thunderstorms are the middle Mississippi and lower Missouri Valleys.
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Wisconsin farmers are being encouraged to scout for a new soybean pest in the state. University of Wisconsin Extension specialist Emily
The president of the Nebraska Cattlemen says on-going drought and cost of production continue to limit widespread herd expansion. Craig
Preparing for a variable harvest. Wyffels Hybrids area agronomy manager Mike Witt says there’s been a diversity of moisture across the
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Purdue Extension’s corn specialist says this week’s expected triple digit temperatures could accelerate crop maturity. Dan Quinn says it could speed
An ag economist says he’s not ruling out the possibility of $6 corn as harvest gets underway. Ben Brown with University
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An Iowa State University Extension agronomist says the state’s first case of red crown rot infection has been confirmed. Rebecca Vittetoe
A Nebraska farmer says USDA’s push to modernize its data collection could make producer surveys faster and easier to complete. South-central
