Archive for the "soybeans" Tag

Soft and hard red winter wheat harvests in the Midwest and Plains came closer to wrapping up last week, with 85% of […]

Planning for the 2021 crop will begin soon with the determination of 2021 cash rents, selection of 2021 seed hybrids and varieties, […]

Despite a drop in top-corn-producer Iowa’s good-to-excellent rating, the overall condition of the nation’s corn crop held steady last week, USDA NASS […]

Soybean prices seem likely to vacillate between news on crop conditions and more robust demand prospects over the near term.  USDA’s Crop […]

Checkoff-funded research, planning, analysis and design led by the United Soybean Board (USB), has informed the launch of a dredging project to […]

The following is a condensed version of an AEI Premium article published in early July. Not a subscriber yet? You can access […]

Watch out for an opportunistic pest that thrives in the summer heat: the twospotted spider mite. In normal, well-watered years, insect predators […]

Ryan Jenkins isn’t sure he’s the right person in the family to answer a question about striking a proper life and work […]

Late and prevented planting were prevalent across the Midwest in 2019.  Prevented planting payments made up about one-third of total crop insurance […]

Mild temperatures and sporadic rainfall outweighed regional heat stress on the developing corn crop in yesterday’s Crop Progress report. U.S. corn condition […]