A technical service representative with BASF says the recent heat wave may have slowed down development of tar spot during the day. However, Katie Stratham tells Brownfield… “Tar spot likes moderate temperatures, 60-to-70-degree temperatures, and it likes having increased leaf wetness.” She says, “I know that it’s been a little bit hotter during the days […]
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Many farmers are pricing old and new crop grain. Tim Waibel grows corn and soybeans near Courtland in south-central Minnesota and
Corteva Agriscience Market Development Specialist, Jeff Moon, says when it comes to insects that pose a threat to corn, there are
USDA’s acreage report, released earlier this week, didn’t surprise analysts with more corn, soybean and cotton acres, fewer rice and wheat
At the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, live and feeder cattle were lower on cash and wholesale pressure. August live cattle closed $2.60
Sep. corn $4.23, up 1/4 centAug. soybeans $11.36 and 1/4, up 3 centsAug. soybean meal $305.50, up 20 centsAug. soybean oil
The vice president of Minnesota Farm Bureau is concerned the farm bill could get held up in the Senate. Carolyn Olson
A significant increase in lamb prices is helping young farmers expand into the industry. Sam and Chase Bos work as agriscience
The program director with the Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy says the latest iteration of the farm bill being discussed
Soybeans were mixed, closing out the week mixed as well. High temperatures along with heavy rains in some areas are expected
