BASF Virtual Field Day
In the BASF Virtual Field Day, BASF Diversified Product Manager Andrew Adams is excited about what is happening with the dry bean crop. Adams emphasizes the relattionship betweek the company and the dry bean grower.
Articles tagged under: dry bean
Dry Bean Scene
In this week’s Dry Bean Scene, we preview the Getting It Right in Dry Bean Production Webinar with NDSU Cropping Systems Specialist Greg Endres. The Dry Bean Scene is sponsored by the Northarvest Bean Growers Association.
Dry Bean Markets Hold Steady
According to the weekly report from USDA Market News, the dry bean trade remains light with moderate demand. Grower prices for pintos, blacks and navy beans remain unchanged in the Northarvest region. Here's the report.
Endres Testing Fertilizer Application on Dry Beans to See Produced Yield Results
NDSU Extension Agronomist Greg Endres says soil types have an impact on phosphorus amount, which, in return, can affect how much application gets put down. "We've identified soil types where we've had low or very low testing soils for phosphorus.…
Dry Bean Scene
The Northarvest Bean Growers Association presented its longtime executive director with its Lifetime Achievement Award during the recent Bean Day. Tim and Faye Counerya both participated in the award presentation. To learn more, find the story online and listen to…
Sustainability is More Than a Buzzword
U.S. dry bean export volume was up significantly this past year. The top markets were Mexico, Canada, Italy and the Dominican Republic. Northarvest Bean Growers Association Executive Director Mitch Coulter said both domestic and international buyers have a clear focus.…
Navy Bean Harvest Underway in Crystal, ND
Near Crystal, North Dakota, Brian O’Toole says small grain harvest went well this year and dry bean harvest is one-third complete. "I haven't harvested pinto or black beans, but we have harvested navy beans. We are pleased with the crop.…
Slow, But Steady Planting Progress in ND
Farmers in the northeastern corner of North Dakota are making slow, but steady planting progress. "It's probably slower progress than we'd like to see," says Mark Ramsey, owner, MR Consulting. "The wetter stuff being the old soybean and dry bean…
