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  • Despite Tariff Suspension, Little Incentive for Morocco to Ship Phosphate to U.S.
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Despite Tariff Suspension, Little Incentive for Morocco to Ship Phosphate to U.S.

President Trump has signed an executive order to temporarily suspend import tariffs on Moroccan fertilizer. However, StoneX Vice President of Fertilizer Josh Linville says there’s little practical incentive for Morocco to ship phosphate to the U.S. right now. “From a practical,…

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Wheat Acreage Was the Surprise

StoneX Chief Commodities Economist Arlan Suderman says the wheat acreage number was the biggest surprise on crop report day. “A big decline there, especially in winter wheat acres, which you’d expect to be pretty well set by now, but USDA…

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Bayer Petitions for Anti-Dumping/Countervailing Duties on Foreign-Made Glyphosate

Bayer has filed a petition with the U.S. International Trade Commission and the Commerce Department seeking anti-dumping and countervailing duties on glyphosate imports. The company claims foreign-made glyphosate is being sold in the United States for less than fair market…

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Canadian Farmers Shift Acres to Canola, Barley, Corn

Canadian farmers planted more canola, barley, corn and soybeans this year. According to StatsCan, canola seedings are record high, up more than eight percent from 2025. Barley acreage north of the border is up 9.3 percent and corn acreage grew…

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Significant Hail Damage

Jason Hanson, who leads Rock and Roll Agronomy, says parts of North Dakota’s Ramsey County suffered significant hail damage in the late June storm. “There’s a big stretch of hail out by Leeds. It hailed for 45 minutes,” said Hanson.…

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A Supreme Court Win for Bayer

The Supreme Court has ruled federal pesticide labeling requirements take precedence over conflicting state warning laws, delivering a significant legal victory for crop protection manufacturers. The decision, stemming from a Missouri lawsuit involving Monsanto’s Roundup herbicide, determined the Federal Insecticide,…

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Trump Hosts Rose Garden Dinner for Agriculture

President Donald Trump welcomed farmers, ranchers and agricultural leaders to the White House Thursday night, using the event to highlight trade initiatives, ethanol policy and proposed financial assistance for agriculture. The Administration plans to use frozen Iranian funds to purchase…

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  • Family-Owned Ag Company Acquires Beach Cooperative Grain
  • A New CEO for the Syngenta Group
  • High Quality Hay Will be More Difficult to Source
  • Despite Tariff Suspension, Little Incentive for Morocco to Ship Phosphate to U.S.
  • Improved Conditions in North Central ND
  • Plenty of Potential
  • Lower Than Expected Wheat Acreage and Stocks
  • All Latest News

Family-Owned Ag Company Acquires Beach Cooperative Grain

The Arthur Companies have expanded into western North Dakota with the acquisition of Beach Cooperative Grain Cooperative. Arthur Companies CEO James Burgum said the Beach cooperative shares the same local commitment and long-term philosophy. The financial terms of the deal…

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A New CEO for the Syngenta Group

The Syngenta Group has appointed Hengde Qin as its chief executive officer, effective August 1. Qin is currently the company’s chief operating officer and head of the seeds division. He succeeds Jeff Rowe who has been in the role for…

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High Quality Hay Will be More Difficult to Source

With this year’s drought affecting a large portion of the country, hay is in high demand. Scott Twardowski with Legacy Auction Company in Sauk Centre, Minnesota, is seeing the effects firsthand. “The last couple of months being dry, the market’s…

Read More

Despite Tariff Suspension, Little Incentive for Morocco to Ship Phosphate to U.S.

President Trump has signed an executive order to temporarily suspend import tariffs on Moroccan fertilizer. However, StoneX Vice President of Fertilizer Josh Linville says there’s little practical incentive for Morocco to ship phosphate to the U.S. right now. “From a practical,…

Read More

Improved Conditions in North Central ND

>Recent rains have dramatically improved crop conditions in north-central North Dakota. Wolford farmer Chris Brossart said widespread rainfall has been a much-needed boost. “We were fairly dry before, so hopefully things will soak in. Yeah, it really perked everything up…

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Plenty of Potential

Despite another wet spring, crops in central North Dakota are off to one of their best starts in years. Hurdsfeld farmer Terry Weckerly says corn development is well ahead of normal, although recent rains are beginning to raise concerns about…

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Lower Than Expected Wheat Acreage and Stocks

Total Farm Marketing market analyst Bryan Doherty said wheat was the standout in Tuesday’s USDA report, with lower-than-expected acreage and stocks. “All wheat, 42.7 million acres, compared to the average estimate of 43.8 (million) so that’s a little bit supportive…

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  • High Quality Hay Will be More Difficult to Source
  • Lower Than Expected Wheat Acreage and Stocks
  • Wheat Acreage Was the Surprise
  • USDA Releases Acreage and Quarterly Stocks Report
  • Canadian Farmers Shift Acres to Canola, Barley, Corn
  • Yen at a 40-Year Low
  • USMCA Review Milestone
  • All Markets

High Quality Hay Will be More Difficult to Source

With this year’s drought affecting a large portion of the country, hay is in high demand. Scott Twardowski with Legacy Auction Company in Sauk Centre, Minnesota, is seeing the effects firsthand. “The last couple of months being dry, the market’s…

Read More

Lower Than Expected Wheat Acreage and Stocks

Total Farm Marketing market analyst Bryan Doherty said wheat was the standout in Tuesday’s USDA report, with lower-than-expected acreage and stocks. “All wheat, 42.7 million acres, compared to the average estimate of 43.8 (million) so that’s a little bit supportive…

Read More

Wheat Acreage Was the Surprise

StoneX Chief Commodities Economist Arlan Suderman says the wheat acreage number was the biggest surprise on crop report day. “A big decline there, especially in winter wheat acres, which you’d expect to be pretty well set by now, but USDA…

Read More

USDA Releases Acreage and Quarterly Stocks Report

Corn planted acres held steady with the March estimate of 95.3 million acres, above pre-report expectations. Soybean acreage came in at 85.4 million acres, matching trade estimates. Corn stocks were below trade expectations at 5.29 billion bushels, providing some underlying…

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Canadian Farmers Shift Acres to Canola, Barley, Corn

Canadian farmers planted more canola, barley, corn and soybeans this year. According to StatsCan, canola seedings are record high, up more than eight percent from 2025. Barley acreage north of the border is up 9.3 percent and corn acreage grew…

Read More

Yen at a 40-Year Low

The Japanese yen has fallen to its weakest level against the U.S. dollar in forty years, raising expectations that Japan’s government could step in to support its currency. Financial markets are watching closely, as any intervention or changes in Japanese…

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USMCA Review Milestone

U.S., Canadian and Mexican officials will meet by teleconference Wednesday to discuss the future of the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement. Canada and Mexico support extending the trade pact for another 16 years, while President Donald Trump has suggested the U.S. could walk…

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  • Family-Owned Ag Company Acquires Beach Cooperative Grain
  • A New CEO for the Syngenta Group
  • Despite Tariff Suspension, Little Incentive for Morocco to Ship Phosphate to U.S.
  • Corteva and Vylor Boards Named
  • Perry Moves North of the Border
  • SD Agriculture Has an Important Story to Tell
  • Economies of Scale Drives Dairy Decisions
  • All Ag Business

Family-Owned Ag Company Acquires Beach Cooperative Grain

The Arthur Companies have expanded into western North Dakota with the acquisition of Beach Cooperative Grain Cooperative. Arthur Companies CEO James Burgum said the Beach cooperative shares the same local commitment and long-term philosophy. The financial terms of the deal…

Read More

A New CEO for the Syngenta Group

The Syngenta Group has appointed Hengde Qin as its chief executive officer, effective August 1. Qin is currently the company’s chief operating officer and head of the seeds division. He succeeds Jeff Rowe who has been in the role for…

Read More

Despite Tariff Suspension, Little Incentive for Morocco to Ship Phosphate to U.S.

President Trump has signed an executive order to temporarily suspend import tariffs on Moroccan fertilizer. However, StoneX Vice President of Fertilizer Josh Linville says there’s little practical incentive for Morocco to ship phosphate to the U.S. right now. “From a practical,…

Read More

Corteva and Vylor Boards Named

The intended board of directors for Corteva and its seed spinoff, Vylor, have been announced. Retired Cargill Chair and CEO Greg Page, who is originally from Bottineau, North Dakota and a University of North Dakota graduate, will serve as Corteva’s…

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Perry Moves North of the Border

Bayer has named Kacy Perry as the division head for its Crop Science Canada operations. Perry has been the North American business lead for soybeans and previously had leadership roles in the corn portfolio.

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SD Agriculture Has an Important Story to Tell

Water quality and the future of agriculture are expected to remain key policy issues in South Dakota. Matt Yost, executive director of public policy for the South Dakota Farm Bureau, says farmers have a strong conservation story to tell as…

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Economies of Scale Drives Dairy Decisions

The size of the average dairy herd is seeing consistent year-over-year growth, according to proprietary benchmarking reports from Farm Credit Services. Ag Country Farm Credit Services Agribusiness Vice President Kyle Froslie says cows are also staying in the herd longer.…

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  • High Quality Hay Will be More Difficult to Source
  • Improved Conditions in North Central ND
  • Plenty of Potential
  • Collaboration Key to Smithfield Advancements
  • Significant Hail Damage
  • A Mess
  • 100+ MPH Winds Reported at Highmore, SD
  • All Crops

High Quality Hay Will be More Difficult to Source

With this year’s drought affecting a large portion of the country, hay is in high demand. Scott Twardowski with Legacy Auction Company in Sauk Centre, Minnesota, is seeing the effects firsthand. “The last couple of months being dry, the market’s…

Read More

Improved Conditions in North Central ND

>Recent rains have dramatically improved crop conditions in north-central North Dakota. Wolford farmer Chris Brossart said widespread rainfall has been a much-needed boost. “We were fairly dry before, so hopefully things will soak in. Yeah, it really perked everything up…

Read More

Plenty of Potential

Despite another wet spring, crops in central North Dakota are off to one of their best starts in years. Hurdsfeld farmer Terry Weckerly says corn development is well ahead of normal, although recent rains are beginning to raise concerns about…

Read More

Collaboration Key to Smithfield Advancements

Smithfield Foods is moving forward with what will become the largest capital investment in South Dakota’s history. Jim Monroe, director of corporate affairs for Smithfield Foods, says the company’s longstanding relationships with farmers, employees, and state leaders played a key…

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Significant Hail Damage

Jason Hanson, who leads Rock and Roll Agronomy, says parts of North Dakota’s Ramsey County suffered significant hail damage in the late June storm. “There’s a big stretch of hail out by Leeds. It hailed for 45 minutes,” said Hanson.…

Read More

A Mess

Fields were waterlogged and roads washed out across northeast North Dakota after the June 26-27 thunderstorms. Matthew Plummel, a fifth-generation farmer from the Starkweather area, said conditions deteriorated rapidly. “It’s a mess, I never dreamt that it was going to…

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100+ MPH Winds Reported at Highmore, SD

Widespread storm damage has affected parts of South Dakota and North Dakota. Dairyland Seeds District Sales Manager Keith Rekow reports that central South Dakota took the biggest hit in last Monday’s storms. Winds of 103 miles per hour were recorded…

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  • Economies of Scale Drives Dairy Decisions
  • Sterile Fly Production Facility Opens in Mexico
  • MN Beef Update
  • Addressing the Veterinarian Shortage
  • A Learning Experience
  • Monitor Herd Health With Dry Conditions
  • Dairy Demand Benefits from Protein Trend
  • All Livestock

Economies of Scale Drives Dairy Decisions

The size of the average dairy herd is seeing consistent year-over-year growth, according to proprietary benchmarking reports from Farm Credit Services. Ag Country Farm Credit Services Agribusiness Vice President Kyle Froslie says cows are also staying in the herd longer.…

Read More

Sterile Fly Production Facility Opens in Mexico

Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins traveled to Mexico over the weekend to open a new sterile fly production facility aimed at stopping the spread of New World screwworm. “The United States and Mexico began working on this project nearly a year ago.…

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MN Beef Update

In the Minnesota Beef Update, Minnesota Beef Council Summer Intern Mary Lanoue talks about her collection of farmer stories. Click here. 

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Addressing the Veterinarian Shortage

Changing workforce expectations continue to contribute to the veterinarian shortage. According to North Dakota State Veterinarian Dr. Ethan Andress, today’s veterinarians face different family and financial pressures than previous generations. He is encouraged by expanded loan assistance and scholarship programs.…

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A Learning Experience

Sixth-generation farmer and rancher Chelsey Erdman participated in the North Dakota Beef Commission ‘Girls Who Grill’ event in Carrington. “I learned more than I am even comfortable telling you.” Erdman said the event helped build confidence in grilling while teaching participants…

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Monitor Herd Health With Dry Conditions

As dry conditions expand across western North Dakota, livestock producers are being encouraged to closely monitor herd health. Dr. Christina Burgard of Heart of Dakota Vet Clinic in Tappen said these conditions can create challenges ranging from poor water quality…

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Dairy Demand Benefits from Protein Trend

Consumer interest in protein-rich foods continues to drive dairy demand, according to Land O’Lakes Dairy Foods President Heather Anfang. “Dairy is a terrific source of protein,” said Anfang. “As we see GLP-1s growing in usage in the United States and internationally,…

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  • Despite Tariff Suspension, Little Incentive for Morocco to Ship Phosphate to U.S.
  • Clean Cars Minnesota Rule Now Obsolete
  • SD Agriculture Has an Important Story to Tell
  • Trump to Visit North Dakota This Week
  • USMCA Review Milestone
  • Negotiations Continue
  • Farm Economy Reflects Agriculture’s Cyclical Nature
  • All Policy

Despite Tariff Suspension, Little Incentive for Morocco to Ship Phosphate to U.S.

President Trump has signed an executive order to temporarily suspend import tariffs on Moroccan fertilizer. However, StoneX Vice President of Fertilizer Josh Linville says there’s little practical incentive for Morocco to ship phosphate to the U.S. right now. “From a practical,…

Read More

Clean Cars Minnesota Rule Now Obsolete

The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency has begun the formal process to repeal the Clean Cars Minnesota rule. This controversial rule was adopted in 2020 and linked state vehicle emission standards to the California Air Resources Board.  Ag groups and the…

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SD Agriculture Has an Important Story to Tell

Water quality and the future of agriculture are expected to remain key policy issues in South Dakota. Matt Yost, executive director of public policy for the South Dakota Farm Bureau, says farmers have a strong conservation story to tell as…

Read More

Trump to Visit North Dakota This Week

As part of the nation’s 250th anniversary celebration, President Donald Trump will be part of the dedication of the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library in Medora, North Dakota on Wednesday. The Red River Farm Network will report from the President’s trip…

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USMCA Review Milestone

U.S., Canadian and Mexican officials will meet by teleconference Wednesday to discuss the future of the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement. Canada and Mexico support extending the trade pact for another 16 years, while President Donald Trump has suggested the U.S. could walk…

Read More

Negotiations Continue

U.S. and Iran have both agreed to stand down and reopen the Strait of Hormuz. The two sides traded attacks over the weekend but will resume negotiations Tuesday in Qatar. In the meantime, ships will be able to move freely…

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Farm Economy Reflects Agriculture’s Cyclical Nature

David Widmar, co-founder, Agricultural Economic Insights, says today’s farm economy reflects agriculture’s long history of cyclical markets. Speaking at the South Dakota Governor’s Agricultural Summit, Widmar said farmers must prepare for both prosperous and difficult years. “If you look past…

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