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Timely Moisture Needed for Recharge

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After an unusually dry growing season in 2021, there is optimism for a different scenario this year. “We are hoping with the snow that it will help and maybe we’ll be getting some timely rains this season and build up…
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ND State of the State Rescheduled for February

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North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum rescheduled the state of the state address for Wednesday, February 16. This event will be held at the Fargo Theatre in Fargo, North Dakota. The governor’s address was scheduled for last week, but postponed because…
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Fargo/Moorhead Diversion Project Gets More Money

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The St. Paul District of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers received $437 million to complete work on the Fargo-Moorhead Flood Diversion project from the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act. The funds will allow the Corps to complete all remaining…
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More Diverse, Lower Input Crops May Win in the North

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Last fall allowed farmers to prepare early for the upcoming growing season. United Quality Co-op Chief Operating Officer and North Dakota Grain Dealers Association First Vice President Jeremy Burkhardt says many farmers took advantage of last fall's lower prices to…
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Small Grains Can Help Suppress Waterhemp

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Controlling waterhemp is one topic at the University of Minnesota Extension's Small Grains Update meetings. Extension Crops Educator Jared Goplen says small grains can help with waterhemp suppression. "Small grains are a competitive crop and this makes it really hard…
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Traders Await the South American Export Demand Shift

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South America received good rains in mid-January, alleviating late season production concerns. Along with the weather, StoneX Group market analyst Phillip Claussen says traders are monitoring export demand. "Like most years in January or February, there's an eye on South…
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Stored Grain in Good Condition

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Despite temperature swings since harvest, grain storage appears to be in generally good shape across the Midwest. A mostly dry fall had majority of grain going into storage at lower moisture levels, including some areas with corn coming out of…
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