Articles tagged under: Dry Bean Scene
Dry Bean Scene
Published September 20, 2024
The dry bean harvest is moving forward. In this week's Dry Bean Scene, we hear from Minnesota and North Dakota about the crop potential. Listen to the Dry Bean Scene.Dry Bean Scene
Published June 3, 2024
In this week’s Dry Bean Scene, Johnstown Bean Company General Manager Dylan Karley discusses planting process and how the wet weather has affected the crop. Listen to the report.Dry Bean Scene
Published April 26, 2024
It may be too early to plant dry beans, Johnstown Bean Company General Manager Dylan Karley is still encouraging farmers to be prepared. Fungicide seed treatments, in-furrow fertilizer and pre-plant herbicide applications can all help get the crop off to…Dry Bean Scene
Published April 22, 2024
Chlorothalonil restrictions could impact dry bean yields over time. NDSU Extension Plant Pathologist Michael Wunsch says limiting applications can make disease management more difficult for dry bean producers. Listen to the Dry Bean Scene.The Dry Bean Scene
Published April 15, 2024
NDSU Extension Crops Economist Frayne Olson says dry bean acres are expected to find a good supply/demand balance this year. Acres should be higher than last year. He says in this week's Dry Bean Scene that prices have held more…Dry Bean Scene
Published April 7, 2024
Northarvest Bean Growers Association Executive Director Mitch Coulter expects dry bean acreage this season to be in line with the latest USDA planting intentions report. Compared to corn, soybeans and wheat, dry edible bean prices have held together. “Of course,…Dry Bean Scene
Published April 1, 2024
Root rot is generally the first thing producers have to think about for the dry bean growing season. NDSU Extension Plant Pathologist Sam Markell provides more reminders for the coming season in this week's Dry Bean Scene.Dry Bean Scene
Published March 16, 2024
Dry bean prices have held stronger than other commodities such as corn and soybeans Kelley Bean Company Chief Agronomist Dan Smith joins the Dry Bean Scene to say some areas still lag on expected planted acres, but there is still…Dry Bean Scene
Published March 3, 2024
The Dry Bean Scene highlights the Minnesota Irrigator Program that will take place on three Wednesdays throughout March. University of Minnesota Extension Irrigation and Water Quality Specialist Vasu Sharma talks about what growers will gain from the program.