March went out like a lamb for much of the Midwest.
Pork and beef exports in February remained lower than the high numbers of a year ago.
As higher prices take headlines, removing any yield drag will be critically important to taking advantage and making a profit. That’s what makes every detail critical, particularly planting depth.
With some warmer weather in late March and early April, anticipation builds for another spring planting season. Farmers are excited to return …
The reopening of the economy and recovery from the impacts of the coronavirus pandemic will be key in driving beef prices in the coming months…
The March 31 acreage report was a stunner for the markets as the USDA estimates were much lower than anticipated.
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Now that the reports have been released and the market has responded, the markets have turned their attention to spring planting.
A lot of activity early on in the week. Several acres of corn got put in the ground. I’ve heard some beans were planted but nothing significan…
Lots of rain on Saturday and Sunday morning (April 10-11). It will bring field work to a halt for a few days. It looks like we have a long str…
We have turned up the activity this week. Several farmers are applying anhydrous and doing a lot of field work. More planters are starting to …
Up until the rain, we saw a fair amount of field activity including some bean planters. Soils worked nicely anywhere a tillage tool ran. The …
A few neighbors put a little bit of corn and beans last week. I don’t think anybody went too hard because they were afraid of the cool rains w…
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