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Key Rain Boosts the Soybean Crop in South Central North Dakota

Published October 7, 2026

The soybean harvest is moving again in south central North Dakota after recent rain delays. Kulm-area farmer Bart Schott said soybean moisture has dropped into the 12.5 to 13 percent range and yields have been better than expected.“We thought we…

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Heat Pushes Crop Maturity

Published July 29, 2026

At Kulm, North Dakota, Bart Schott said this growing season looks much different than a year ago. “Last year was so cool and now this year it's hot, but we've been getting a few rains here that have really kept…

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Schott Reports Good Emergence

Published June 15, 2026

Retired Wimbledon, North Dakota farmer Bart Schott says the 2026 crop is off to a solid start. Schott, who now farms alongside his son, credits timely moisture and warm temperatures for strong emergence. "We just finished up soybeans here and…

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Barley Makes Malting Quality

Published September 16, 2024

Kulm, North Dakota farmer Bart Schott was pleasantly surprised with the quality of the barley this year. “I think all the samples came back good for malting so that was a nice surprise.” None of Schott’s barley was malting quality…

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Ethanol Expansion a Proud Moment for ND Corn

Published August 8, 2022

Kulm, North Dakota farmer and former National Corn Growers Association President Bart Schott says one of the biggest wins in North Dakota is the growth of the corn ethanol industry. There are currently six ethanol plants in the state. "In…

Snow Delays Corn Harvest

Published November 12, 2021

The snow is causing a slight delay in Kulm, North Dakota farmer Bart Schott's corn harvest. Corn harvest is two-thirds complete. "We're close enough to see the end of harvest, but we aren't there yet. We've had really tough harvest…

NDCGA is a New USGC Member

Published April 28, 2021

The North Dakota Corn Growers Association is joining the U.S. Grains Council. Rob Hanson of Wimbledon and Bart Schott of Kulm will represent the North Dakota Corn Growers Association. The U.S. Grains Council develops export markets for corn, barley, sorghum…

Using Good Weather for Fall Fieldwork

Published November 3, 2020

Corn harvest wrapped up in the last week of October for Kulm, North Dakota farmer Bart Schott. "The corn is above the Actual Production History and the test weight is good. Moisture ranges from 20 to 25 percent. Harvest was…

Saturated Fields in ND End July Corn Harvest

Published July 19, 2020

The July rains kept Kulm, North Dakota farmer Bart Schott from finishing up the 2019 corn harvest. "We have up to 250 acres of corn unharvested. The roads went underwater in places here, which also didn't help.The little bit of…

Articles tagged under: Bart Schott

Key Rain Boosts the Soybean Crop in South Central North Dakota

Heat Pushes Crop Maturity

Schott Reports Good Emergence

Barley Makes Malting Quality

Ethanol Expansion a Proud Moment for ND Corn

Snow Delays Corn Harvest

NDCGA is a New USGC Member

Using Good Weather for Fall Fieldwork

Saturated Fields in ND End July Corn Harvest

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