While the war in Ukraine continues to wreak havoc on supply and demand for sunflower, the battle for acres also continued in the U.S. as cool, wet weather altered some spring planting plans. The factors have combined to send sunflower prices at area crush plants soaring to record highs.
There’s been a lot of volatility in the spring wheat market over the past couple months with prices seeing an appreciation of over $2 from the beginning of April to the end of May.
The corn market right now has been and will continue to be focused on planting progress for the near-term because time is running out.
Just like professional baseball, farmer success depends on a strategic game plan, strong teamwork and statistical analysis to achieve a winning season, year after year. That’s why the DEKALB corn, Asgrow soybean and Deltapine cotton brands are making the connection between baseball and farmi…
With the weather warming up across the region, production agriculture is in full swing. Seeds are going in the ground, winter crops are breaking dormancy, and the landscape is greening up again. With the cycle of farming ramping up, aerial applicators will soon be called into action again to…
There are good climate-friendly practices out there, but frankly, adopting some practices puts a burden on farmers.
SLAYTON, Minn. – After months of below-average temperatures, a planting window finally opened the second full week of May.
NORTHFIELD, Minn. – Like Rich Strike, the American Thoroughbred racehorse that won the 2022 Kentucky Derby at 89:1 odds, the Peterson crew at Far-Gaze Farm used a lot of horsepower to get through the planting season.
RED LAKE FALLS, Minn. – Trinity Creek Ranch has great success integrating crops and livestock, but this style of farming requires adaptability.
ST. PAUL, Minnesota — After a three-year hiatus, dairy princesses from across Minnesota convened at the Dairy Promotion and Leadership Event held May 13-14 at Delta Hotel in Minneapolis. The weekend included opportunities for networking, leadership workshops and a chance to compete for a fin…
In support of Farm Rescue, Busch Light and John Deere are partnering to serve up “For the Farmers” beer cans across the country. A portion of the proceeds will be donated to the nonprofit organization.
Cool, wet weather through April and early May was slowing planting progress for soybeans and influencing the market.
After a cool, wet start to spring, a string of good planting weather was finally forecast.
As of May 9, the spring wheat market, on both the futures and for cash levels, continued to push to highs for the year as a number of issues factored into the move, including weather, planting progress, and the ongoing war between Russia and Ukraine, among others.
In a capitalistic society, we sometimes see new businesses with marvelous potential that don’t succeed. One reason is that many new businesses lack the capital to build demand.
RED LAKE FALLS, Minn. – A Red Lake County family has agreed to share their 2022 growing season with readers! The crew at Trinity Creek Ranch includes Mikayla and Benjamin Tabert, and Mikayla’s parents, David and Peggy Miller.
NORTHFIELD, Minn. – A former president of the Minnesota Corn Growers Association has agreed to take readers along as his family farms through the 2022 growing season.
As “slow as molasses in January” aptly describes the start of the 2022 growing season in Minnesota.
Some mid-April snowstorms and cold, wet weather across much of the Northern Plains has caused producers to suspend planting for the time being and that makes upcoming planting progress reports very important for the market.
You know farming is in your DNA when you turn down an NFL coaching job in order to help run the family operation.
VANCOUVER, Wash. – United Grain Corporation (UGC), the largest grain facility and terminal in Vancouver, Wash., celebrated Women’s Empowerment Month in March by recognizing the critical role that women play in agribusiness.
There’s a sense of pride when a farmstead has a beautiful mown lawn.
Minnesota Farmfest has opened their nomination window for Woman Farmer of the Year.
Nutrients and pollution that flow down the Mississippi River help create a “dead zone,” an environmental disaster in the Gulf of Mexico where organisms can’t live.
It’s a cold start to the 2022 planting season. January, February, and March all finished with below-normal temperatures in the Upper Midwest, and the first half of April also had below-normal temps.
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