You may be familiar with the old saying, “If you don’t like the weather in Nebraska, just wait 10 minutes and it will change.”
Researchers at Kansas State University and Corteva say they have found a way to improve the uptake of nitrogen in field-grown maize – likely reducing the environmental impact of applying nitrogen fertilizer to farm fields.
A tiny pest is causing significant damage in some southwestern Minnesota fields.
The early bird gets the worm. Corn rootworm, that is.
When Dr. Ray Ward travels to the Nebraska State Capitol, he is not scanning the horizon for the city skyline. He sees the remnants of the moraine glacier and the diversity of the soils all around.
"Looks like herbicide application time is when most neighbors start visiting, asking about what traits did we planted, if we used dicamba or Enlist?"
Forage growers in Nebraska, South Dakota and the surrounding areas can experience hands-on and classroom learning and networking in a field day program that focuses on many trending topics within the industry.
Will Jones has been struggling with weeds.
Mike McCranie, left, Patrick O’Leary and Dan Spiekermeier were elected as officers of the Northern Soy Marketing board.
Recent changes to restrictions on prevent plant acres provide farmers with more options. This is good news for crop and cattle farmer Josh Larson.
As you drive through the countryside of any rural town of South Dakota, there seems to be a few common occurrences.
It started off as a beautiful, sunny day in northeastern South Dakota.
Weather conditions are looking up and we have been presented with some beautiful days here in Zell.
As we sit here writing this, we are getting moisture today.
When traveling on U.S. Highway 71 between Sioux Rapids and Spencer, Iowa, it's hard to miss Will Jones’s farm.
To reap a bountiful soybean harvest in the fall, farmers are being warned to use extra caution when handling soybean seed this spring due to fragility. As with nearly everything else in agriculture, you can blame it on the weather.
You know farming is in your DNA when you turn down an NFL coaching job in order to help run the family operation.
You might be familiar with the Tri-State Neighbor’s first youth crop watcher, Gabby Fink.
Without its winter blanket, wheat can suffer yield losses from cold stress.
By the time this article is read, it is quite likely that it will be outdated as to the conflict in Ukraine. However, the purpose of this discussion is its relationship to the world ag markets and its likely impact outliving the near-term conflict negotiations.
Farmers work hard all season to get the most yield on every acre. Jay McGahey, GSI regional sales director, says a well-planned grain system is essential to protect stored grain quality, promote efficiency and help avoid any safety issues.
This lower amount of corn production could further push corn prices higher, continuing their bullish trajectory.
“Mitchell area is experiencing significant growth in hog and dairy production, and these factors will help provide an increasing demand for soybean and sunflower meal.”
If farmers are adding strip tillage, cover crops, or perennial crops to their operation, there could be the potential to receive a carbon credit payment per acre, too.
The boards of two organizations that represent South Dakota corn farmers have elected officers for 2022.
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