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Beef Import Plan Has Not Lowered Consumer Prices

President Donald Trump announced a plan last month to import 300,000 metric tons of beef without being subject to out-of-quota tariffs. Out of the first 100,000 metric ton tranche in September, less than 38,000 tons of that allocation were fulfilled.…

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Policy Before Politics

North Dakota Farmers Union President Matt Perdue wants to see action on the farm bill. “We have to find common ground and get this thing done. this is the fourth year in a row that Congress has failed to get…

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Red Dye Diesel Decision Announced

President Donald Trump has signed an executive order providing immediate relief for high diesel costs. “I’m announcing another unprecedented step to bring down costs,” Trump told a Nebraska audience. “For many years, farm vehicles, construction equipment, and other off road…

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EU Releases Oil and Diesel Reserves

November Brent crude prices were at $102 per barrel this morning, while West Texas Intermediate crude was at $90 per barrel. Traders are offsetting additional attacks in the Strait of Hormuz with a decision by the G7 countries to release…

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Boozman in ND

Senate Agriculture Committee Chair John Boozman is in North Dakota this week. Boozman will join North Dakota Senator John Hoeven at the groundbreaking for the second phase of the Grand Farm Innovation Campus this afternoon. On Tuesday morning, Hoeven and…

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G7 Releases Energy Reserves

The G7 nations will release up to 100 million barrels of crude oil and diesel fuel over the next four months to address the current diesel shortage. President Trump had called on European countries to release the petroleum products from…

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Sticker Shock

Six-dollar diesel is hitting farmers at one of the worst possible times. AgCentric Executive Director Keith Olander said many farmers locked in spring fuel needs, but not fall diesel. “The sticker shock is there and you don’t have a choice,”…

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  • Cattle Broker Pleads Guilty
  • 100 Years for ACSC
  • Beef Import Plan Has Not Lowered Consumer Prices
  • Hamby: 4-H’ers Inspire Confidence in Nation’s Future
  • Calf Prices Near Historic Highs
  • Policy Before Politics
  • Solen Angus Ranch Kicks Off Cattle Tour
  • All Latest News

Cattle Broker Pleads Guilty

A North Dakota cattle broker has pleaded guilty in the Agridime cattle fraud case. Taylor Bang of Killdeer pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy to commit wire fraud. A federal judge previously determined Agridime operated as a Ponzi scheme.…

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100 Years for ACSC

American Crystal Sugar Company is in its 100th year of sugarbeet processing at its East Grand Forks facility. The 1926 harvest featured 10,000 acres with an average yield of 7.6 tons per acre. In that first year, the company was…

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Beef Import Plan Has Not Lowered Consumer Prices

President Donald Trump announced a plan last month to import 300,000 metric tons of beef without being subject to out-of-quota tariffs. Out of the first 100,000 metric ton tranche in September, less than 38,000 tons of that allocation were fulfilled.…

Read More

Hamby: 4-H’ers Inspire Confidence in Nation’s Future

National 4-H Week celebrates a program that continues to develop the next generation of leaders. USDA National Institute of Food and Agriculture Director Jaye Hamby said 4-H members gives him hope about the future. “Every time I visit a land grant…

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Calf Prices Near Historic Highs

North Dakota cattle producers showcased their genetics during the North Dakota Stockmen’s Association All-Breeds Cattle Tour. NDSA Vice President Joe Schettler, who ranches at Killdeer, said the tour gives producers a firsthand look at cattle that could be offered for…

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Policy Before Politics

North Dakota Farmers Union President Matt Perdue wants to see action on the farm bill. “We have to find common ground and get this thing done. this is the fourth year in a row that Congress has failed to get…

Read More

Solen Angus Ranch Kicks Off Cattle Tour

YellowTop Angus, near Solen, North Dakota, was the first stop of the All Breeds Cattle Tour. Jonathan and Michelle Marohl have slowly built their herd, consistently adding quality genetics. “Our program is slow developed and we shoot for longevity with…

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  • Beef Import Plan Has Not Lowered Consumer Prices
  • Solen Angus Ranch Kicks Off Cattle Tour
  • What’s Hot What’s Not in the Markets
  • EU Releases Oil and Diesel Reserves
  • Russian-Ukraine Conflict Continues
  • Calgary Hosts USMCA Discussion
  • Nordic Trade Mission Complete
  • All Markets

Beef Import Plan Has Not Lowered Consumer Prices

President Donald Trump announced a plan last month to import 300,000 metric tons of beef without being subject to out-of-quota tariffs. Out of the first 100,000 metric ton tranche in September, less than 38,000 tons of that allocation were fulfilled.…

Read More

Solen Angus Ranch Kicks Off Cattle Tour

YellowTop Angus, near Solen, North Dakota, was the first stop of the All Breeds Cattle Tour. Jonathan and Michelle Marohl have slowly built their herd, consistently adding quality genetics. “Our program is slow developed and we shoot for longevity with…

Read More

What’s Hot What’s Not in the Markets

Corn and soybeans are testing the upper end of their trading ranges. Martinson Ag Risk Management President Randy Martinson says soybeans are challenging the $13 mark, while corn is holding above $4.95. The stronger U.S. dollar remains a concern. Martinson…

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EU Releases Oil and Diesel Reserves

November Brent crude prices were at $102 per barrel this morning, while West Texas Intermediate crude was at $90 per barrel. Traders are offsetting additional attacks in the Strait of Hormuz with a decision by the G7 countries to release…

Read More

Russian-Ukraine Conflict Continues

The Russia-Ukraine war is putting additional pressure on an already tight global fuel market. Russia says it will intensify strikes across Ukraine after Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said his military will increase attacks on Russian oil refineries. The escalation comes…

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Calgary Hosts USMCA Discussion

Farm leaders from the U.S., Canada and Mexico met this past week in Calgary for the Tri-National Agricultural Accord. The meeting focused on trade, food security and the future of the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement. The discussions were held despite the U.S.…

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Nordic Trade Mission Complete

Minnesota Governor Tim Walz is back in the state after a week-long trade mission to Denmark, Sweden and Iceland. In a social media post, Walz said Minnesota is a global leader in many areas, including agriculture and innovation. The trade…

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  • Cattle Broker Pleads Guilty
  • 100 Years for ACSC
  • Beef Import Plan Has Not Lowered Consumer Prices
  • Hamby: 4-H’ers Inspire Confidence in Nation’s Future
  • Calf Prices Near Historic Highs
  • Solen Angus Ranch Kicks Off Cattle Tour
  • Nordic Trade Mission Highlights Opportunities for MN Agriculture
  • All Ag Business

Cattle Broker Pleads Guilty

A North Dakota cattle broker has pleaded guilty in the Agridime cattle fraud case. Taylor Bang of Killdeer pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy to commit wire fraud. A federal judge previously determined Agridime operated as a Ponzi scheme.…

Read More

100 Years for ACSC

American Crystal Sugar Company is in its 100th year of sugarbeet processing at its East Grand Forks facility. The 1926 harvest featured 10,000 acres with an average yield of 7.6 tons per acre. In that first year, the company was…

Read More

Beef Import Plan Has Not Lowered Consumer Prices

President Donald Trump announced a plan last month to import 300,000 metric tons of beef without being subject to out-of-quota tariffs. Out of the first 100,000 metric ton tranche in September, less than 38,000 tons of that allocation were fulfilled.…

Read More

Hamby: 4-H’ers Inspire Confidence in Nation’s Future

National 4-H Week celebrates a program that continues to develop the next generation of leaders. USDA National Institute of Food and Agriculture Director Jaye Hamby said 4-H members gives him hope about the future. “Every time I visit a land grant…

Read More

Calf Prices Near Historic Highs

North Dakota cattle producers showcased their genetics during the North Dakota Stockmen’s Association All-Breeds Cattle Tour. NDSA Vice President Joe Schettler, who ranches at Killdeer, said the tour gives producers a firsthand look at cattle that could be offered for…

Read More

Solen Angus Ranch Kicks Off Cattle Tour

YellowTop Angus, near Solen, North Dakota, was the first stop of the All Breeds Cattle Tour. Jonathan and Michelle Marohl have slowly built their herd, consistently adding quality genetics. “Our program is slow developed and we shoot for longevity with…

Read More

Nordic Trade Mission Highlights Opportunities for MN Agriculture

Minnesota Governor Tim Walz hosted a trade mission to Denmark, Sweden and Iceland. Minnesota Farm Bureau President Dan Glessing was part of the trade trip. “In Denmark, they only grow about 50 percent of what they need, what a remarkable…

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  • A Beautiful Harvest Week
  • Pioneer Agronomy Report
  • MN Corn Matters
  • October is SCN Month
  • Drought Cuts into Yield
  • Time to Go
  • No Barn Burner
  • All Crops

A Beautiful Harvest Week

After weeks of concern about whether North Dakota’s dry edible bean crop would make it out of the field, harvest has taken a major step forward. Johnstown Bean Company General Manager Dylan Karley said favorable weather has dramatically changed the…

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Pioneer Agronomy Report

In the Pioneer Agronomy Report, Pioneer Field Agronomist Eric Lagge says the soybean harvest is finally in full swing across the region. “We’re still seeing the variability of the growing season continue to tell the tale and a half-mile difference…

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MN Corn Matters

In this edition of Corn Matters, University of Minnesota Extension Soil Fertility Specialist Dan Kaiser discusses the influence of residual nitrogen following the drought. Listen to Kaiser’s recommendations in this update. 

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October is SCN Month

Soybean cyst nematode is becoming increasingly common in North Dakota soybean fields. “The first time I came up to the Fargo area would have been 12 years ago, and maybe 20 to 30 percent of the fields were infested,” said…

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Drought Cuts into Yield

Four to six inches of rain over the past few weeks slowed progress in the soybeans in the Arthur, North Dakota area, but drought remains the bigger story when it comes to yields. “I’d have to say we ranged from…

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Time to Go

Its been a muddy return to harvest near Harvey, North Dakota. Farmer Bill Ongstad said pinto bean harvest has resumed. “They’re a little wet, but it’s time to get combining.” Ongstad expects Wells County yields to fall short of last…

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No Barn Burner

Farmers are getting back into soybean fields near Edgeley, North Dakota, after heavy rainfall slowed harvest. Mike Brandenburg said the wet conditions forced farmers to begin on hilltops and higher ground. “The good ground hung in there and, you know,…

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  • Beef Import Plan Has Not Lowered Consumer Prices
  • Calf Prices Near Historic Highs
  • Solen Angus Ranch Kicks Off Cattle Tour
  • Erbele: Let the Cattle Market Work
  • Yearling Prices Jump as Supplies Tighten
  • Rollins: Strong Beef Demand Is Long-Term Positive
  • Optimism Remains in the Cattle Business
  • All Livestock

Beef Import Plan Has Not Lowered Consumer Prices

President Donald Trump announced a plan last month to import 300,000 metric tons of beef without being subject to out-of-quota tariffs. Out of the first 100,000 metric ton tranche in September, less than 38,000 tons of that allocation were fulfilled.…

Read More

Calf Prices Near Historic Highs

North Dakota cattle producers showcased their genetics during the North Dakota Stockmen’s Association All-Breeds Cattle Tour. NDSA Vice President Joe Schettler, who ranches at Killdeer, said the tour gives producers a firsthand look at cattle that could be offered for…

Read More

Solen Angus Ranch Kicks Off Cattle Tour

YellowTop Angus, near Solen, North Dakota, was the first stop of the All Breeds Cattle Tour. Jonathan and Michelle Marohl have slowly built their herd, consistently adding quality genetics. “Our program is slow developed and we shoot for longevity with…

Read More

Erbele: Let the Cattle Market Work

With the U.S. cattle herd at a 75-year low, attention remains focused on when producers will begin rebuilding inventories. North Dakota Stockmen’s Association President Tim Erbele says market fundamentals should drive that decision and “not have these outside undue influences…

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Yearling Prices Jump as Supplies Tighten

Timing paid off for cattle producers able to keep yearlings on grass longer this fall. Steve Hellwing, auctioneer and co-owner of Hub City Livestock in Aberdeen, South Dakota, says recent moisture and tighter supply of yearlings have helped move prices…

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Rollins: Strong Beef Demand Is Long-Term Positive

During a news briefing at World Dairy Expo, Ag Secretary Rollins was asked about President Trump’s decision to increase beef imports. Despite high consumer prices, Rollins acknowledged beef demand has remained strong. “As prices continue to creep up, for example,…

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Optimism Remains in the Cattle Business

Eighty percent of the cattle producers surveyed for the annual Farm Journal State of the Beef Industry Report experienced drought in the past two years. From that group, half of the respondents said they reduced the size of their breeding…

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  • Beef Import Plan Has Not Lowered Consumer Prices
  • Policy Before Politics
  • Red Dye Diesel Decision Announced
  • Rounds Seeks Federal Gas Tax Holiday
  • Calgary Hosts USMCA Discussion
  • Boozman in ND
  • G7 Releases Energy Reserves
  • All Policy

Beef Import Plan Has Not Lowered Consumer Prices

President Donald Trump announced a plan last month to import 300,000 metric tons of beef without being subject to out-of-quota tariffs. Out of the first 100,000 metric ton tranche in September, less than 38,000 tons of that allocation were fulfilled.…

Read More

Policy Before Politics

North Dakota Farmers Union President Matt Perdue wants to see action on the farm bill. “We have to find common ground and get this thing done. this is the fourth year in a row that Congress has failed to get…

Read More

Red Dye Diesel Decision Announced

President Donald Trump has signed an executive order providing immediate relief for high diesel costs. “I’m announcing another unprecedented step to bring down costs,” Trump told a Nebraska audience. “For many years, farm vehicles, construction equipment, and other off road…

Read More

Rounds Seeks Federal Gas Tax Holiday

South Dakota Senator Mike Rounds is calling for a 90-day suspension of federal gasoline and diesel taxes to provide relief from higher fuel prices. Rounds sent a letter to President Trump asking the administration to consider the temporary suspension and…

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Calgary Hosts USMCA Discussion

Farm leaders from the U.S., Canada and Mexico met this past week in Calgary for the Tri-National Agricultural Accord. The meeting focused on trade, food security and the future of the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement. The discussions were held despite the U.S.…

Read More

Boozman in ND

Senate Agriculture Committee Chair John Boozman is in North Dakota this week. Boozman will join North Dakota Senator John Hoeven at the groundbreaking for the second phase of the Grand Farm Innovation Campus this afternoon. On Tuesday morning, Hoeven and…

Read More

G7 Releases Energy Reserves

The G7 nations will release up to 100 million barrels of crude oil and diesel fuel over the next four months to address the current diesel shortage. President Trump had called on European countries to release the petroleum products from…

Read More

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