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Derechos Aren’t Uncommon in the Summer

Published Yesterday

USDA Midwest Climate Hub Director Dennis Todey says the average number of Derechos are about two each year. "We've seen several more recently. A couple of them have been impressive. The one in Iowa, coming up on two years, was…

Another Derecho Moves Through Upper Midwest

Published Yesterday

The storms that moved through South Dakota into Minnesota and Iowa on Tuesday are considered a Derecho. A Derecho as an area of wind damage longer than 240 miles and wind gusts of at least 58 miles-per-hour. National Weather Service…

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Stats Can: Fewer Canola Acres Planted, More Spring Wheat and Durum

Published Yesterday

Statistics Canada says Canadian farmers planted more spring wheat and durum than last year. Spring wheat acres total 18.2 million, that's 1.7 million more than last year and 580,000 more than the April estimate. Durum acres at six million are…

Playing Catch Up

Published Yesterday

According to Peterson Farms Seed lead agronomist Rick Swenson, the crop is still trying to catch up from the wet, cold spring. Despite the late start, Growing Degree Days are trending higher than normal "but, if we get an early…

Input Decisions Based on the Price Tag

Published July 5, 2022

High crop input costs have influenced buying decisions this year. "I have heard some fertilizer suppliers saying that they felt like they sold less inputs this year," said David Schlake, agronomy manager, Golden Harvest. "That may be just antidotal, but, there's…

Resurvey Happening in ND, MN, SD

Published July 4, 2022

USDA plans to resurvey crop acres in Minnesota, South Dakota and North Dakota. Planting was still underway when the June surveys were conducted. The Money Farm market analyst Luke Swenson says the Agriculture Department went through a similar process a…

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Pioneer Agronomy Update

Published July 4, 2022

Knee-high corn on the 4th of July will be a reality for many growers this year. In the latest Pioneer Agronomy Update, Pioneer Field Agronomist J.J. Jahenning says the crop was planted late, but it is catching up. "GDU-wise, believe it…

SD Corn Comments

Published July 3, 2022

Conservation methods and tillage options have changed in the last 40 to 50 years. Farmers are more efficient in producing food for the world. Hear more in the latest South Dakota Corn Comments, presented by the South Dakota Corn Growers…

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The Sugarbeet Report

Published July 3, 2022

Extremely windy conditions aren't good for the sugarbeet crop. NDSU and University of Minnesota Extension Sugarbeet Agronomist Tom Peters has an update on the sugarbeet crop. Hear more in the Sugarbeet Report, presented by Amity Technology, H&S Manufacturing, SESVanderHave and…

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American Crystal Adds More Acres in Late Planting Season

Published July 3, 2022

The late planting season will affect the sugarbeet crop. "When we knew the planting date would be delayed about three weeks, we made the decision to plant another 50,000 acres," said Brian Ingulsrud, vice president of agriculture, American Crystal Sugar…

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Crops Articles

Derechos Aren’t Uncommon in the Summer

Another Derecho Moves Through Upper Midwest

Stats Can: Fewer Canola Acres Planted, More Spring Wheat and Durum

Playing Catch Up

Input Decisions Based on the Price Tag

Resurvey Happening in ND, MN, SD

Pioneer Agronomy Update

SD Corn Comments

The Sugarbeet Report

American Crystal Adds More Acres in Late Planting Season

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