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May 28, 2022

Grains finish the week on a high note

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Could the world run out of corn?

May 27, 2022

Exploring a black swan event, and a CRP update

May 27, 2022

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Grains finish the week on a high note

May 27, 2022

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May 27, 2022

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Winter Wheat Tour isn’t just about the crop — it’s about the people in the industry, too.

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Grant to boost wheat drought, heat resilience

May 26, 2022

WSU to lead international team in five-year, $2 million Seeding Solutions project.

Drought devastates Western Oklahoma wheat crop

May 26, 2022

Oklahoma Panhandle drought is the worst seen since 2011. Harvest predictions are more positive moving east in Oklahoma with some locations anticipating average to above-average yields.

Ron Smith

Spring rain aids grain sorghum planting

May 25, 2022

Oklahoma producer discusses his sorghum crop, drought, crop rotation alternatives and marketing in a year of high inputs and unpredictable weather.

Jacqueline Holland

Black swan in the Black Sea: wheat

May 25, 2022

Global wheat trade shifts to accessible supplies as Russia waits in the wings.

Curt Arens

Wheat shows highlighted grain quality

May 25, 2022

Then and Now: The shows touted the importance of crop improvement and grain-quality traits.

Kansas wheat farmers remain committed to U.S. food aid programs

May 25, 2022

Since 1953, Kansas wheat farmers have led the way to feed hungry nations in need.

Young corn no-till planted into stubble.

Jacqueline Holland

Feedback from the Field: Corn planting advances, Upper Midwest still left behind

May 24, 2022

While many growers across the country finish planting corn and spring wheat, producers in North Dakota, Minnesota continue to...

Wheat industry shines light on rail shipping challenges

May 24, 2022

U.S. Wheat Associates: With harvest on the horizon, grain rail shipping faces problems.

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USDA exports – Egypt buys soybeans

May 23, 2022

The marketing year began September 1.

Ron Smith

Sorghum planting on hold, drought, heat threaten production

May 23, 2022

Oklahoma Panhandle producer J.B. Stewart is running out of time to plant sorghum. He, like many, is holding out hope for rain.

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