A central Nebraska farmer says late season disease and weed pressure is intensifying. Clay Govier tells Brownfield his corn and soybeans remain in good condition. “We’re starting to see some southern rust. I’ve heard some stories of tar spot in the area, which is pretty discouraging. And, in one field, we’re fighting some white mold […]
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The deputy executive director of the Ohio Soybean Association says three eastern Ohio counties will see a federal crop insurance expansion
The chief market strategist with Zaner Ag Hedge says the September 1st start of the new crop marketing year for corn
The research director for the Soy Aquaculture Alliance says the industry’s rapid expansion is an opportunity to increase demand for U.S. soybeans.
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