Articles tagged under: #RRFNCropTour21

Big Smiles at Buchanan, ND

Published August 30, 2021

There were big smiles at Buchanan, North Dakota because it was raining to start the second day of the Red River Farm Network Crop Tour presented by Pioneer. Plainview Seed and Agronomy's Matt Carlson says this moisture "is definitely going…
Top StoriesLatest NewsCrops

All Things Considered, Crop is Okay Near Douglas, ND

Published August 30, 2021

The Red River Farm Network Crop Tour presented by Pioneer started at Heer Farms Seed south of Douglas, North Dakota. Despite the dry conditions, heat and wind, Brooks Heer says the soybeans are filling good. "It's not a banner year,…
Top StoriesLatest NewsCrops

Sample Soybeans for SCN

Published August 30, 2021

During the Red River Farm Network Crop Tour presented by Pioneer, we got an update from field agronomist Sarah Lovas. Areas where iron chlorosis is hanging on should be sampled for soybean cyst nemotode. "Find those hot spots to manage…
Top StoriesLatest NewsCrops

Make Plans Now for 2022

Published August 30, 2021

Pioneer Seeds field agronomist Kristie Sundeen recaps the many miles from Thursday's stops on the Pioneer Crop Tour. The recent rains should help late soybeans. Sundeen also tells growers, "Don't make plans for next year based on this year. Talk…
Latest NewsCrops

Corn Has Potential Near Brocket, ND

Published August 30, 2021

On the second day of the Red River Farm Network Crop Tour presented by Pioneer, we caught up with Lee Dahl and Austin Kratchovil of Northland Seed and Service at Brocket, North Dakota. Dahl likes the potential for the corn.…
Top StoriesLatest NewsCrops

Soybeans Are Lush and Green at Rock Lake, ND

Published August 27, 2021

At a stop near Rock Lake, North Dakota, the Red River Farm Network Crop Tour presented by Pioneer saw a lot of green, lush fields; the most on the entire tour. Lakeview Seed's Brock Mitchell said, "The region caught timely…
Top StoriesLatest NewsCrops

Harvest Management is Important During Drought

Published August 25, 2021

Heading into fall, Pioneer field agronomist Larry Lunder says harvest management is important. Even on the better ground, there will still be drought stressed crops. "You need to be very timely with harvesting because corn will cannibalize the stalk to…
Top StoriesLatest NewsCrops

News Categories

Latest RRFN Podcasts

Country Morning
Country Morning Presented by CHS Ag Services
Friday, Feb 20th, 2026
Agriculture Today
Agriculture Today Presented by CHS Ag Services
Friday, Feb 20th, 2026
Market Analysis
Friday, Feb 20th, 2026
Weather
PM Weather
Friday, Feb 20th, 2026
This Week In Agriculture
Friday, Feb 20th, 2026
Well Grounded
Well Grounded episode 31
Friday, Jun 20th, 2025
Fielding Questions
Fielding Questions: Featuring AgCountry VP Lending, Jason Edleman
Monday, Dec 22nd, 2025
TransFARMation
TransFARMation: AFBF President Zippy Duvall Shares Personal Story
Tuesday, Dec 9th, 2025
Talking Conservation
Talking Conservation: Myron Sylling
Friday, Feb 14th, 2025
Value Beyond Yield with Nuseed Omega-3 Canola
Learning About the Nuseed Omega-3 Canola Production System
Friday, Feb 14th, 2025
Purina Dairy Podcast
Purina Dairy: Let's Talk Livestock Protection for Beef on Dairy Animals
Wednesday, Oct 29th, 2025
Ag Innovation News Presented by AURI
AURI Ag Innovation News Podcast
Monday, Feb 16th, 2026