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Wide Yield Swings Due to Drought

Published October 27, 2026

At Washburn, North Dakota, Clark Price said corn yields have varied dramatically depending on where rain fell. “The corn, it’s really spotty,” Price said. “There’s some pretty decent corn out here, I’d say close to APH levels maybe, but then…

NDSA Honorary Membership Presented to Schmitt, Price

Published September 26, 2026

The North Dakota Stockmen’s Association recognized Randy Schmitt of Rugby and Clark Price of Hensler with its Honorary Membership Award. This award is a salute to their service to the organization, beef industry and their communities.

Dryland Versus Irrigated Soybeans

Published September 1, 2026

Despite significant drought stress, Clark Price is cautiously optimistic about crop prospects in the Washburn-Hensler area of central North Dakota. Price has both dryland and irrigated soybeans and said the yield potential is dramatically different between the two. “It's anybody’s guess,…

Rain on the Wish List

Published August 6, 2026

Crops continue to show signs of drought stress. Washburn, North Dakota farmer Clark Price says the region is in desperate need of moisture. “The corn and the beans are really hurting. I think if we can get a rain here…

CattleFax: Higher Cattle Prices Ahead

Published February 7, 2026

CattleFax is forecasting cattle prices to average steady to higher in 2026. Following the CattleFax outlook forum at CattleCon, Hensler, North Dakota, beef producer Clark Price cited the positive news for the cow-calf sector. "CattleFax is telling us herd expansions…

Early Frost Cuts Yields

Published November 6, 2025

Harvest continues across central North Dakota as farmers race to finish corn before colder weather arrives. "Most everything's coming off pretty fast. So I would say, there's 25 percent of the corn left out there," Clark Price said. Price, who…

Western ND Corn Benefits From Timely Rains

Published September 22, 2025

Clark Price, Washburn, North Dakota, says corn development is behind schedule, but timely rains during the growing season helped crops hold on. "We just kept getting timely rains throughout the summer, got a little dry toward the middle at the end…

Developing the Beef Industry’s Long-Range Plan

Published December 26, 2024

Two longtime North Dakota Stockmen's Association members are part of the new Beef Industry Long Range Planning Committee; Clark Price, Washburn, and Larry Schnell, Dickinson. In an interview with RRFN, Price said the cattle industry is in a good place.…

Be at the Table

Published February 1, 2024

Clark Price has a commercial cow herd and also operates a small feedyard in Hensler, North Dakota. Price is wrapping up her term as chair of the Federation of State Beef Councils. "A dollar today compared to 1985 (when the…

Snow Delays Western North Dakota Corn Harvest

Published October 26, 2023

Washburn, North Dakota farmer Clark Price finished his soybeans with an average yield in the mid-50 bushel per acre range. "Everybody is just starting on corn, so there's a lot to go." With the health of his cattle taking priority…

Articles tagged under: Clark Price

Wide Yield Swings Due to Drought

NDSA Honorary Membership Presented to Schmitt, Price

Dryland Versus Irrigated Soybeans

Rain on the Wish List

CattleFax: Higher Cattle Prices Ahead

Early Frost Cuts Yields

Western ND Corn Benefits From Timely Rains

Developing the Beef Industry’s Long-Range Plan

Be at the Table

Snow Delays Western North Dakota Corn Harvest

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