Archive for the "planting" Tag

While drought has continued to press farmers and ranchers across the Western U.S. for most of 2022, many have remained optimistic resting […]

Fall temperatures and the level of precipitation play a big role in the success of any harvest, but also point toward the […]

Corn and soybean production and yield figures were reduced in the latest USDA Crop Production and World Agricultural Supply and Demands Estimate […]

Early-planted soybeans may make the difference in yield gains, according to an Agoro Carbon Alliance agronomist. Better, more capable equipment has helped […]

USDA’s National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS) estimated that 89.9 million acres of corn were planted this year in the U.S. According to […]

After a tumultuous spring, the 2022 corn crop is almost entirely in the ground. As of June 5, USDA reports that 94% […]

Growers in the Northern Plains are encouraged to stay connected with their insurance agents as final planting dates grow near or pass. […]

Corn and soybean planting progress, according to USDA, is now in line with the five-year averages. This comes after a historically slow […]

This season’s slow start to planting has progressed to potential prevent-plant acres for the northern Corn Belt growers. Much of the Midwest […]

Last fall’s hot, dry, then wet weather created the vulnerable conditions to give soybeans fragile seed coats. Poor seed quality throughout the […]