Archive for the "planting" Tag

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 […]

Last week, warm weather swept much of the corn belt, allowing a much-needed boost to planting progress amidst a near-record-slow year. According […]

The slow and cold spring planting season continues, particularly for those in the northern Plains. Recently, final dates for crop insurance coverage […]

The April Ag Economy Barometer showed a slight increase in overall producer sentiments, but still coming in at a whopping 32% below […]

As planting season slowly drags on this cold and wet spring, soybean growers are being left with questions about how to stay […]

A continued forecast of rain and unseasonably low temperatures could mark what could be one of the wettest in more than 30 […]

Corn planting has been slow to take off in key areas, particularly in Iowa, Illinois and Indiana, which make up to 40% […]

Monday’s USDA Crop Progress report showed some slight progress in corn and soybean planting. The fourth report of the year pegged corn […]

While most states experience later-than-normal plantings, all eyes turn toward weather forecasts in anticipation of long-awaited spring fieldwork. But how accurate is […]