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ND Corn Growers Seek More Money for Roads and Bridges

Published Yesterday

The North Dakota Legislature passed a bonding bill that includes $50 million for the North Dakota State University Ag Products Development Center and the Northern Crops Institute project. North Dakota Corn Growers Association secretary/treasurer Drew Courtney, who farms at Oakes,…

What’s Hot, What’s Not in the Markets

Published April 12, 2021

In this week's edition of What's Hot, What's Not in the Markets, Advance Trading Risk Management Advisor Tommy Grisafi outlines the current price trends in spring wheat and the market opportunities for new crop corn. Drought and rising expenses also…

Worst North Dakota Drought in 11 Years

Published April 9, 2021

Despite the rain and snow, the extreme and severe drought conditions will linger in North Dakota. "The recent moisture events are only a bump in the road," said Adnan Akyuz, state climatologist, North Dakota State University. "The precipitation needs to…

Governor Burgum Declares Statewide Drought Disaster

Published April 8, 2021

North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum declared a statewide drought disaster for North Dakota on Thursday. According to the latest U.S. Drought Monitor, more than 70 percent of North Dakota is in extreme drought. In the disaster declaration, Burgum ordered appropriate…

Despite Dry Conditions, ‘We Need to Go’

Published April 8, 2021

The rains missed farmers in central and western North Dakota. Hazen farmer John Weinand would appreciate several timely rains, but is moving forward with planting. "We're working on field peas now and we've been working on small grains. It's tough…

Drought Conditions Expand in the Dakotas

Published April 8, 2021

The latest U.S. Drought Monitor says extreme drought now covers more than 70 percent of North Dakota, covering the west, central and northeast portions of the state. The rest of North Dakota is in moderate to severe drought. All of…

Patience is Key at Planting

Published April 6, 2021

Near Berthold, North Dakota, farmers are waiting until the rains to come before they get into the fields. Farmer Mark Birdsall says very little fieldwork is done right now and it's extremely dry. "We had some wet snow last month,…

What’s Hot, What’s Not in the Markets

Published April 5, 2021

Grain markets and Wall Street are starting the week higher. Advance Trading Risk Management Advisor Tommy Grisafi has that story in this week's edition of What's Hot, What's Not in the Markets. The drought, a dust-up between Russia and the…

A Lighter Offering of Feeder Cattle

Published April 3, 2021

North Dakota and South Dakota auction barns saw lighter offerings of feeder cattle trickle through this past week. Kist Livestock at Mandan, North Dakota had 990 head at their Wednesday sale. Feeder steer prices were $3 higher, with 650-to-700 weights…

All-Wheat Planted Area Higher Than Trade Expectations

Published March 31, 2021

USDA is estimating the all wheat planted area at 46.4 million acres, an increase of five percent from 2020 and higher than the average trade estimate of 45.1 million acres. Winter wheat acres were higher than expected at 33 million…

Articles tagged under: North Dakota

ND Corn Growers Seek More Money for Roads and Bridges

What’s Hot, What’s Not in the Markets

Worst North Dakota Drought in 11 Years

Governor Burgum Declares Statewide Drought Disaster

Despite Dry Conditions, ‘We Need to Go’

Drought Conditions Expand in the Dakotas

Patience is Key at Planting

What’s Hot, What’s Not in the Markets

A Lighter Offering of Feeder Cattle

All-Wheat Planted Area Higher Than Trade Expectations

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