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Northey Acknowledges Prevent Plant Challenge

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USDA Under Secretary for Farm Production and Conservation Bill Northey confirms with the Red River Farm Network the way the new Market Facilitation Program is structured requires a planting of acres to participate. Northey acknowledges other support available for farmers…

Disaster Bill to Be Addressed After Memorial Day

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South Dakota Representative Dusty Johnson tells the Red River Farm Network the disaster bill will be held up until lawmakers get back into Washington D.C. "This is not the way we should be doing business," says Johnson. "We do need…

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Disaster Relief Bill On Hold

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Texas Representative Chip Roy blocked the disaster relief bill in the House on Friday. He objected to a unanimous consent vote. The disaster aid package passed in the Senate with an 85-8 vote on Thursday. The total cost for the…

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Market Analysts Try to Narrow Down PP Estimates

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There is a wide variation in prevented plant acreage estimates among traders. INTL FCStone market analyst Mark Lucas says traders are trying to narrow that number down. "North Dakota is doing pretty well with planting, but when you get into…

Dry Bean Scene

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Farmers are making making dry bean planting progress at 23 percent in North Dakota and 14 percent in Minnesota. However, spot fertilizer shortages are starting to pop up. Get the details in the latest Dry Bean Scene, made possible by…

Analysts Forecast Lower Yields for Crops Planted

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With planting difficulties in the Corn Belt, S & W Trading market analyst Andy Shissler forecasts yield to be down substantially. "We're not going to hit trend line yield planting a crop in June. It's insane," he says. "The conditions…

Trade and Mother Nature Both Causing Volatility

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Agriculture is on its sixth year of lower net farm income, due to a combination of many factors. American Farm Bureau Federation Executive Vice President Dale Moore says add in Mother Nature and the recent trade negotiations and he can't…

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Evaluating Seeding Rates in Late Planted Soybeans

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University of Minnesota Extension Soybean Specialist Seth Naeve says there are two sides to seeding rates in late planted soybeans. "When you do the economics on it, we have a lower yield potential, because we are planting later. The seed…

Local Farmers Still Want Trade Over Aid

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Kulm, North Dakota farmer Josh Gackle was at the White House for President Trump’s Market Facilitation Program announcement Thursday. He is grateful for the help from the administration, but like many farmers, would prefer trade to aid. Gackle participated in…

NAWG Weighs In on New MFP Program

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The National Association of Wheat Growers joined President Trump at the White House for the new trade mitigation package announcement. CEO Chandler Goule says he is glad the administration has potentially offered better payments in the new Market Facilitation Program.…

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Latest News Articles

Northey Acknowledges Prevent Plant Challenge

Disaster Bill to Be Addressed After Memorial Day

Disaster Relief Bill On Hold

Market Analysts Try to Narrow Down PP Estimates

Dry Bean Scene

Analysts Forecast Lower Yields for Crops Planted

Trade and Mother Nature Both Causing Volatility

Evaluating Seeding Rates in Late Planted Soybeans

Local Farmers Still Want Trade Over Aid

NAWG Weighs In on New MFP Program

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