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With a stretch of warm weather in mid-June, producers mostly finished seeding soybeans and sunflowers.
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New crop canola took a decidedly negative turn in the third week of June along with old crop as world vegetable oil markets retreated.
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The June 30 actual planted acreage report from USDA is highly anticipated and very important to the soybean market.
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With durum planting finally nearing completion in North America, the market is now turning its attention to the weather here and around the…
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Ken Deibert, BASF technical field representative, warns that head scab (Fusarium head blight) could be an issue for small grain growers thr…
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For farmers who want the strength and capability associated with CLAAS equipment, the Axion 960 Terra Trac and Axion 930 Terra Trac – the f…
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It’s hard to imagine, but sunflower prices have again set new record highs at the crush plants in North Dakota with values at over $40 per …
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Now that farmers have their spring wheat planted, the markets can turn their attention to weather and the growing season…and the winter whe…
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With the region’s corn producers having completed their 2022 planting, the market will now start watching the weather closely to see what d…
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