Articles tagged under: Chris Brossart

Mud at Harvest Time

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After a dry summer, the Wolford, North Dakota area has had a wet harvest season. "We've got a little canola left to finish," said Chris Brossart. "I think soybeans will be right around the corner here, sometime in the next…

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Wolford Crops Progressing, But Rain Needed

Published July 3, 2025

Crops in Wolford, North Dakota are starting to fill in, but Chris Brossart says they could use more rain. "We've had nice weather, but we could definitely use some rain. We're in that stage where we need timely rain just…

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Farm Equipment Decisions

Published February 5, 2025

Sticker shock can be a reality when purchasing a piece of farm equipment, but Wolford, North Dakota farmer Chris Brossart encourages others to drill down those numbers. "You're looking at a combine that's one million dollars, right? It's a huge check…

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Much Needed Moisture

Published May 9, 2024

The early May rain was welcomed by many of the farmers on the North Dakota/Manitoba border. "We really needed the moisture, it was extremely dry," said Wolford, North Dakota’s Chris Brossart. Planting has resumed after the weather-related pause. "We probably…

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Soybean Harvest Right Around the Corner

Published September 8, 2023

Chris Brossart wrapped up the small grain harvest near Wolfard, North Dakota and is waiting on soybeans and canola. "Barley was better than expected and right around an average yield." Soybean harvest isn’t far off for Brossart. "We actually combined…

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Harvest to Begin Soon for Brossart

Published July 28, 2023

Chris Brossart, who farms near Wolford, North Dakota, started with his preharvest herbicide application in his wheat this past week. Harvest will begin soon. "The small grain crops in our area are shorter-than-normal for height with a lot of it maybe…

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Fickle Weather Leads to Abnormal Crop Development

Published June 21, 2023

Wolfard, North Dakota farmer Chris Brossart says field conditions are variable and spotty rains are fickle. "Some parts of the farm has only received half an inch of rain all season. Barley is probably a week to 10 days ahead…

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Brossart to Chair STC

Published December 21, 2022

The Soy Transportation Coalition has elected Chris Brossart of Wolford, North Dakota as its chairman. Brossart also chairs the North Dakota Soybean Council. "It's an honor to be elected to this position and serve producers across the nation." said Brossart.…

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An Above Average Soybean Crop

Published October 2, 2022

Chris Brossart broke into his soybeans last week. "We combined soybeans for a few days before we ran into green ones and before a frost ran through and evened out the beans," said Brossart. "There's a few guys trying to…

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Patiently Waiting to Plant Soybeans

Published May 24, 2022

Wolford, North Dakota farmer Chris Brossart is waiting for the ground to dry and warm up before planting soybeans. "Maybe by later this week into next week we could start getting soybeans planted, but we're patiently waiting for conditions to…

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