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Heavy Rain Puts Park River Harvest on Hold

Published Yesterday

Another round of heavy rain has put harvest back on hold near Park River, North Dakota. “As soon as we got going on our soybeans, we’ve gotten close to two inches of rain, so we’re going to be delayed on…

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Wet Walsh County

Published Yesterday

“We’re pretty wet up here,” reports Bailey Schroeder, Walsh County Extension Agriculture and Natural Resources Agent. The edible bean, soybean and corn harvests are at different stages. Conditions vary considerably across the county depending on planting dates and soil types.…

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Pioneer Agronomy Update

Published Yesterday

The wet weather is good for next year's crop potential, but frustrating for this year's harvest season. "The vast majority of corn has reached physiological maturity and is in the drying down process," reports Larry Lunder, field agronomist, Pioneer. Crop…

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Communication with Fertilizer Supplier is Critical

Published Yesterday

High fertilizer prices creating uncertainty about fall applications. “The biggest advice I can continue to give people is please, please, please be talking to your suppliers sooner than late,” said Josh Linville, vice president of fertilizer, StoneX. Linville said retailers…

Wind Flattens Canola Crop

Published Yesterday

Repeated rainfall has kept combines out of the field in the Devils Lake region. Rock and Roll Agronomy owner Jason Hanson estimates about 80 percent of the canola in his area has been harvested, leaving the remaining canola, edible beans…

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Dry Bean Scene

Published September 28, 2026

In the Dry Bean Scene, NDSU dry bean breeder Juan Osorno talks about harvest on research plots. Listen to the update.

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Snodgrass Sees Early October Harvest Window

Published September 26, 2026

Nutrien Ag Solutions Atmospheric Scientist Eric Snodgrass expects this wet pattern to continue in the near term before a better harvest window develops in early October. "October 3rd through the 10th, I do see most of the Cornbelt seeing wide…

Paplow Harvesting From ND to IA

Published September 26, 2026

Custom cutter Paul Paplow reports the Paplow Harvesting crew finished its work in northwest North Dakota, but has been unable to get started on soybeans back home in northwest Iowa. "It was real slow going up there," said Paplow. "When…

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Soybean Harvest Brings Some Pleasant Surprises

Published September 26, 2026

Spring Creek Ag owner Ron Truax says soybean yields are better than expected on some of the region’s stronger ground, despite widespread drought stress. “It’s not a great crop, but where they’re good, they’re pretty good.” Lighter soils have fared…

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Clean Beets Important for Long-Term Storage

Published September 25, 2026

Keeping dirt out of sugarbeet piles will be especially important as growers prepare for the full harvest campaign. NDSU Extension Sugarbeet Plant Pathologist Eric Branch said wet harvest conditions can make cleaning beets more difficult. Branch said reducing tare soil offers…

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Heavy Rain Puts Park River Harvest on Hold

Wet Walsh County

Pioneer Agronomy Update

Communication with Fertilizer Supplier is Critical

Wind Flattens Canola Crop

Dry Bean Scene

Snodgrass Sees Early October Harvest Window

Paplow Harvesting From ND to IA

Soybean Harvest Brings Some Pleasant Surprises

Clean Beets Important for Long-Term Storage

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