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  • Corteva Settles Class Action Lawsuit
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Boozman Praises USDA Response to New World Screwworm

Senate Agriculture Committee Chairman John Boozman said USDA is taking the right approach to containing the New World Screwworm outbreak. During an exclusive interview with the Red River Farm Network, the Arkansas Republican said Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins has assured…

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Corteva Settles Class Action Lawsuit

Corteva Agriscience has settled its crop loyalty program class-action lawsuit. As a result, farmers who purchased specific crop protection products from October 2018 through May 2026 are eligible to share the $85 million settlement. The number of farmers included in…

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Bushel CEO Sees AI Transforming Agriculture

Artificial intelligence was a major topic at the Bushel Buddy Seat Conference during Ag Tech Week in Fargo. Bushel CEO and co-founder Jake Joraanstad said farmers who fail to adopt AI risk falling behind. We believe agriculture is the most…

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Farm Assistance, Trade Expansion Highlight Senate Hearing

During Wednesday’s Senate Agriculture Committee hearing, Chairman John Boozman said lawmakers are discussing support beyond the Farmer Bridge Assistance Program and specialty crop assistance. Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins emphasized trade as a long-term solution. “We’ve cut the agricultural trade deficit in half…

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Results, Not Words

North Dakota Soybean Growers Association President Justin Sherlock said soybean farmers are looking for concrete results from ongoing trade negotiations, particularly with China. “They did seem to follow through with the 12 million metric tons of old-crop soybeans they bought for…

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GDUs Ahead of the Norm

In central North Dakota, Donny Allmaras said crops in Wells, Eddy and Benson counties are off to an excellent start despite isolated hail and wind damage. “There was a little bit of hail in Maddock country and we’ve had enough wind,…

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Weed Pressure Rising

Farmers across the region are reporting solid crop stands heading into summer, helped by timely rains and above-average growing degree units. Matt Widboom, who farms near Worthington, Minnesota, says weed control has become a serious concern. “There’s so many waterhemp…

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  • Identity-Preserved Reputation Gives North Dakota an Edge
  • MN Beef Update
  • Corn Matters
  • Company Launched at Cultivate
  • Farming for the Future
  • Dry Bean Scene
  • 5th C: New Ag Finance Model
  • All Latest News

Identity-Preserved Reputation Gives North Dakota an Edge

North Dakota’s diverse crop production system was part of the conversation during the Grand Farm Cultivate Conference during Ag Tech Week. SB&B Foods Supply Chain Vice President Scott Sinner said the state’s reputation for producing identity-preserved crops is a significant…

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MN Beef Update

In the Minnesota Beef Update, Minnesota State Cattleman’s Association Executive Director Kaityln Root highlights the annual summer tour. Click here to listen to the update. 

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Corn Matters

Minnesota Corn Growers Association Past President Jim Kanten talks about the importance of the U.S., Mexico, and Canada agreement to agriculture. Listen to Minnesota Corn Matters.

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Company Launched at Cultivate

A familiar name in agriculture and water management launched a new ag technology venture at Thursday’s Cultivate Conference in Fargo. “Today, we’re launching a new product called TerrainIQ and a new company called Terrain,” said Ellingson Companies CEO Jeremy Ellingson.…

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Farming for the Future

Farming for the Future is a presentation of the Red River Farm Network and Linder Farm Network. Rachel Busse-Aswar is an organizer for the We are Water exhibit at Itasca State. Go to the Headwaters this summer and learn more…

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Dry Bean Scene

In the Dry Bean Scene, the nutritional benefits of dry edible beans are evaluated by the Plant Protein Innovation Center, are highlighted. With today’s focus on protein, there are huge opportunities for dry beans. Click here to learn more. 

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5th C: New Ag Finance Model

Zach Ducheneaux, the former Farm Service Agency administrator, has launched 5th-C to bring new investment capital into agriculture. Ducheneaux said, “Throughout my life, I’ve seen producers struggle to overcome the four C’s of credit, which are capital, collateral, capacity and…

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  • Identity-Preserved Reputation Gives North Dakota an Edge
  • Corn Matters
  • Few Surprises
  • Mexico Closes Border to U.S. Livestock
  • Section 301 Investigation Sought
  • An Introduction to Soybeans
  • Sunflower Association Opens South Korea Office
  • All Markets

Identity-Preserved Reputation Gives North Dakota an Edge

North Dakota’s diverse crop production system was part of the conversation during the Grand Farm Cultivate Conference during Ag Tech Week. SB&B Foods Supply Chain Vice President Scott Sinner said the state’s reputation for producing identity-preserved crops is a significant…

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Corn Matters

Minnesota Corn Growers Association Past President Jim Kanten talks about the importance of the U.S., Mexico, and Canada agreement to agriculture. Listen to Minnesota Corn Matters.

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Few Surprises

The June USDA World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates report offered few surprises for grain traders, leaving market attention focused on technical signals and geopolitical developments. Total Farm Marketing Senior Advisor Naomi Blohm said USDA made virtually no changes to…

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Mexico Closes Border to U.S. Livestock

Ironically, Mexico has shut down imports of live animals from the United States. The decision was made after six cases of New World Screwworm were confirmed in Texas and New Mexico. Meanwhile, Mexico has had over 28,000 NWS cases in…

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Section 301 Investigation Sought

More than 100 members of Congress are urging U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer to investigate foreign sugar trade practices. Lawmakers argue outdated tariff policies have allowed sugar imports to surge more than 700 percent since 2021, pressuring domestic prices and…

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An Introduction to Soybeans

The American Soybean Association’s World Initiative for Soy in Human Health hosted an international training program at the Northern Crops Institute in Fargo this past week. Participants came from Ghana, Kenya, Cambodia, Sri Lanka, El Salvador and the Dominican Republic.…

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Sunflower Association Opens South Korea Office

The National Sunflower Association is expanding international market development efforts with a new office in South Korea. Executive Director John Sandbakken recently visited the office and met with customers and prospective buyers. “The prospects in South Korea look pretty interesting,” said…

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  • Identity-Preserved Reputation Gives North Dakota an Edge
  • Company Launched at Cultivate
  • Farming for the Future
  • Dry Bean Scene
  • 5th C: New Ag Finance Model
  • Partnerships Drive Innovation
  • Grand Farm Releases Regional Ag Pain Point Report
  • All Ag Business

Identity-Preserved Reputation Gives North Dakota an Edge

North Dakota’s diverse crop production system was part of the conversation during the Grand Farm Cultivate Conference during Ag Tech Week. SB&B Foods Supply Chain Vice President Scott Sinner said the state’s reputation for producing identity-preserved crops is a significant…

Read More

Company Launched at Cultivate

A familiar name in agriculture and water management launched a new ag technology venture at Thursday’s Cultivate Conference in Fargo. “Today, we’re launching a new product called TerrainIQ and a new company called Terrain,” said Ellingson Companies CEO Jeremy Ellingson.…

Read More

Farming for the Future

Farming for the Future is a presentation of the Red River Farm Network and Linder Farm Network. Rachel Busse-Aswar is an organizer for the We are Water exhibit at Itasca State. Go to the Headwaters this summer and learn more…

Read More

Dry Bean Scene

In the Dry Bean Scene, the nutritional benefits of dry edible beans are evaluated by the Plant Protein Innovation Center, are highlighted. With today’s focus on protein, there are huge opportunities for dry beans. Click here to learn more. 

Read More

5th C: New Ag Finance Model

Zach Ducheneaux, the former Farm Service Agency administrator, has launched 5th-C to bring new investment capital into agriculture. Ducheneaux said, “Throughout my life, I’ve seen producers struggle to overcome the four C’s of credit, which are capital, collateral, capacity and…

Read More

Partnerships Drive Innovation

Bayer will launch Vyconic next year, a “next-generation herbicide tolerance in soybeans” combining four technologies to give farmers more weed-control choices, said Senior Vice President Shannon Hauf at the Cultivate Conference. She called it the most significant development since Roundup’s…

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Grand Farm Releases Regional Ag Pain Point Report

Grand Farm released its annual Upper Midwest Regional Agriculture Pain Point report. Executive Director William Aderholt said herbicide resistance remains a top challenge, along with disease and pest management, and soil moisture issues, both drought and excess moisture in parts…

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  • Identity-Preserved Reputation Gives North Dakota an Edge
  • Partnerships Drive Innovation
  • Grand Farm Releases Regional Ag Pain Point Report
  • Sugarbeet Report
  • Gone With the Wind
  • Crop Consultants Key to Soil Health Adoption
  • Pioneer Agronomy Update
  • All Crops

Identity-Preserved Reputation Gives North Dakota an Edge

North Dakota’s diverse crop production system was part of the conversation during the Grand Farm Cultivate Conference during Ag Tech Week. SB&B Foods Supply Chain Vice President Scott Sinner said the state’s reputation for producing identity-preserved crops is a significant…

Read More

Partnerships Drive Innovation

Bayer will launch Vyconic next year, a “next-generation herbicide tolerance in soybeans” combining four technologies to give farmers more weed-control choices, said Senior Vice President Shannon Hauf at the Cultivate Conference. She called it the most significant development since Roundup’s…

Read More

Grand Farm Releases Regional Ag Pain Point Report

Grand Farm released its annual Upper Midwest Regional Agriculture Pain Point report. Executive Director William Aderholt said herbicide resistance remains a top challenge, along with disease and pest management, and soil moisture issues, both drought and excess moisture in parts…

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Sugarbeet Report

In the Sugarbeet Report, Southern Minnesota Beet Sugar Cooperative Director of Research Mark Bloomquist recaps the spring season. Like many other areas, winds were an issue for SMBSC growers. Bloomquist highlights the importance of a spring-season cover crop. Click here…

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Gone With the Wind

Months of strong winds have resulted in significant soil erosion across North Dakota.”In western North Dakota, there are spots that have lost up to two inches of soil,” said NDSU Extension Soil Specialist Dr. Brady Goettl. “Here in the Red…

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Crop Consultants Key to Soil Health Adoption

The Minnesota-North Dakota Soil Health Partnership is working to accelerate conservation adoption by strengthening the role of crop consultants. Ted Preister, executive administrator of the Red River Basin Commission, said the effort grew out of a partnership between NDSU and the…

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Pioneer Agronomy Update

This is a great time to evaluate your plant stand and emergence. In the latest Pioneer Agronomy Update, Pioneer Strategic Account Manager Brent Sorenson says it is important to assess all components that help us achieve our goals while maximizing…

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  • Screwworm Response Expands
  • Mexico Closes Border to U.S. Livestock
  • Goggins to Lead LMA
  • Midwest Ag Leaders Align on Trade
  • Do No Harm
  • Rollins in Texas for NWS Update
  • A Second Case of NWS Confirmed
  • All Livestock

Screwworm Response Expands

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has activated a formal emergency response after New World screwworm was detected in U.S. cattle for the first time in decades, with USDA confirming nine cases nationwide. The CDC is preparing for…

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Mexico Closes Border to U.S. Livestock

Ironically, Mexico has shut down imports of live animals from the United States. The decision was made after six cases of New World Screwworm were confirmed in Texas and New Mexico. Meanwhile, Mexico has had over 28,000 NWS cases in…

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Goggins to Lead LMA

Joe Goggins will take over as president of the Livestock Marketing Association at this month’s annual convention. Goggins is the chief executive officer of the Vermilion Ranch Corporation and oversees Public Auction Yards, Billings Livestock Commission, Western Livestock Auction, Northern…

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Midwest Ag Leaders Align on Trade

The agriculture commissioners and secretaries from North Dakota, Minnesota, and South Dakota shared the stage at the Midwest Ag Summit in West Fargo, finding more common ground than differences. North Dakota Agriculture Commissioner Doug Goehring says regional collaboration strengthens agriculture’s…

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Do No Harm

With USMCA negotiations continuing, U.S. Meat Export Federation Vice President of Communications Joe Schuele has one goal. “We don’t really need anything to change in USMCA; we don’t really need to achieve any gains, we would just like the negotiators…

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Rollins in Texas for NWS Update

Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins will be at ground zero, the ranch where New World Screwworm was first confirmed in the United States, later today. Rollins will also get a first-hand update on the response during a stop at the USDA…

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A Second Case of NWS Confirmed

For the second time in a matter of days, the USDA has confirmed another detection of New World Screwworm. The latest case was a one-month-old calf located just over five miles from the first detection. The second case is within…

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  • Senate Eyes $30B Farm Aid
  • Modernizing the H2-A Program
  • Boozman Praises USDA Response to New World Screwworm
  • Dairy Farmers Participate in DC Fly-In
  • Klobuchar Questions Tariffs, USDA Reorganization
  • Farm Assistance, Trade Expansion Highlight Senate Hearing
  • John Rich: A Special Envoy for Landowners
  • All Policy

Senate Eyes $30B Farm Aid

Senate Ag Chairman John Boozman says lawmakers are working on another farm aid package worth “$30 billion plus,” crediting Senate Agriculture Appropriations Committee Chairman John Hoeven for leading the push. “Right now, we’re trying to find the vehicle to put…

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Modernizing the H2-A Program

The Midwest Council on Agriculture is supporting legislation to modernize the country’s ag labor system. The Securing Agriculture’s Workforce Act makes adjustments in the H-2A program. It would allow year-round operations, such as dairy farms, to participate in the program.…

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Boozman Praises USDA Response to New World Screwworm

Senate Agriculture Committee Chairman John Boozman said USDA is taking the right approach to containing the New World Screwworm outbreak. During an exclusive interview with the Red River Farm Network, the Arkansas Republican said Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins has assured…

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Dairy Farmers Participate in DC Fly-In

The dairy industry was on Capitol Hill this past week. The National Milk Producers Federation legislative priorities are the timely passage of a new farm bill, access to all types of milk in school meal programs and stronger dairy provisions…

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Klobuchar Questions Tariffs, USDA Reorganization

Minnesota Senator Amy Klobuchar raised concerns about rising input costs, tariffs and USDA staffing cuts during a Senate Agriculture Committee hearing. Klobuchar said farmers are facing increasing financial stress. “The administration’s across-the-board tariffs have been terrible for farmers.” Klobuchar also…

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Farm Assistance, Trade Expansion Highlight Senate Hearing

During Wednesday’s Senate Agriculture Committee hearing, Chairman John Boozman said lawmakers are discussing support beyond the Farmer Bridge Assistance Program and specialty crop assistance. Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins emphasized trade as a long-term solution. “We’ve cut the agricultural trade deficit in half…

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John Rich: A Special Envoy for Landowners

President Donald Trump has appointed country music singer/songwriter John Rich as a special envoy for American landowners. The USDA news release said Rich “will engage directly with landowners across the country and work to address challenges posed by government overreach,…

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