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In a USDA listening session in Fargo, North Dakota, hundreds of farmers from the tri-state area came together to share how they […]

Prevented planting is a feature of many crop insurance plans that provides a payment to cover certain pre-plant costs for a crop […]

Did heavy rainfall, flooding, or other weather events delay or prevent planting on your farm? Most farmers are familiar with prevented planting […]

While April showers bring May flowers, April snowstorms bring prevented planting concerns. With two to three feet of snow forecast for parts […]

As more and more flooding threats appear across the country on the U.S. Flood Outlook Map, Midwestern states gearing up for planting […]

Cold, wet weather in the Northern Plains and in the Midwest is delaying many agricultural producers’ plans to plant or replant. In news […]

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

Cover crops provide multiple benefits to current and future cropping systems, such as preventing soil and wind erosion, improving the soil’s physical […]