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USDA Increases Transparency Over NWS

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Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins said the latest confirmed case of New World Screwworm in Mexico is the closest detection yet to the United States. The pest was found in a goat in Coahuila, approximately 25 miles from the U.S.-Mexico border.…

USMCA Negotiations Underway

Published Today

U.S. and Canadian officials met Tuesday in Washington, D.C. to discuss the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement. Before the meeting, the Canadian trade minister Dominic LeBlanc sent a letter to U.S. and Mexican officials asking for a 16-year renewal of the trade deal.…

Corteva Settles Lawsuit

Published Today

Corteva has settled a class action lawsuit regarding its crop protection customer loyalty program. Corteva was among the ag companies sued over claims they blocked ag retailers from selling lower-priced generic products. The farmers who filed the lawsuit said they…

China Re-ups Its Five-Year Plan

Published Today

The Chinese government has updated its five-year plan to fast track agricultural and rural modernization. To be more self-reliant, China plans to increase its grain production capacity to 725 million tons by 2030. The goals also include an increase in…

Smaller Hay Crop Possible

Published Yesterday

New Salem, North Dakota farmer Jim Bahm says the rains have been highly variable in his area. Pasture conditions have improved, although hay production may be below normal if the rains don't come. "Cattle are out in the pastures now;…

A Positive Start to the Season

Published Yesterday

Farmers in central North Dakota are reporting good early-season crop conditions following a favorable spring planting season."We started on April 30th and I think we finished somewhere around the 18th with everything," said Mike Clemens, who farms at Wimbeldon. "It…

A Historic Wind Event

Published Yesterday

In northeast North Dakota, farmers continue to deal with the aftermath of one of the most severe wind events in recent memory. St. Thomas farmer Brent Baldwin said some fields required replanting. "We ended up reseeding about 80 acres of beets…

Strong Student Engagement

Published Yesterday

The North Dakota FFA Convention utilized the Sanford Health Athletic Complex for the second consecutive year, a sign of the organization's continued growth and strong student participation."This is our second year actually moving to the SHAC," said State Reporter Evelyn…

Weed Control & Wind Create Problems

Published Yesterday

When RRFN visited Lake Benton, Minnesota, farmer Bob Worth on Tuesday's Crop Watch broadcast, moisture concerns were mounting. Worth says the lack of moisture is influencing weed control. "The corn, we've had it in the ground quite a while, so our…

Agtegra Adds Knifong

Published Yesterday

Effective July 1, Brian Knifong is the new senior vice president of agronomy for Agtegra. Most recently, Knifong was head of marketing and customer experience for Nutrien Ag Solutions.

Latest News Articles

USDA Increases Transparency Over NWS

USMCA Negotiations Underway

Corteva Settles Lawsuit

China Re-ups Its Five-Year Plan

Smaller Hay Crop Possible

A Positive Start to the Season

A Historic Wind Event

Strong Student Engagement

Weed Control & Wind Create Problems

Agtegra Adds Knifong

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