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How will ‘sustainability’ impact your farm?

Jun 17, 2021

University of Minnesota Extension hosts webinars for farm supervisors

Jun 17, 2021

Discuss safety before visitors come to harvest field

Jun 17, 2021

Ledgerock Distillery turns homegrown grains into spirits

Jun 17, 2021

Legislature offers glimmer of conservation hope

Jun 17, 2021

Keep No. 1 small-grain disease out of fields

Jun 17, 2021

Iowa pork producers invest in continued water quality practices

Jun 17, 2021

High Plains Ag Lab turns 50 (+1)

Jun 17, 2021

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Feedback from the Field Round-up: Week ending June 13, 2021

Jun 16, 2021

U.S. corn growers thirst for rain as yield hopes evaporate

One inch won't be enough...

Jun 16, 2021

All eyes are on the weather forecast for rain chances.

How will focus on climate impact agriculture?

Jun 16, 2021

Opinions differ, and the jury is still out on key issues like carbon credit programs.

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Drought dashboard helps ranchers reduce risk

Jun 15, 2021

The Ranch Drought Monitoring Dashboard provides information that will help ranchers plan.

Well, well, well

Jun 11, 2021

That's not good news.

Arkansas flooding comes at critical time for wheat

Jun 09, 2021

Parts of Arkansas receive double-digit rainfall; flooding comes at critical time for wheat.

Survey shines light on spring troubles

Jun 07, 2021

The Farm Progress PANEL provides snapshot of a not-too-happy spring planting season

Severe drought grips western states

Jun 07, 2021

The Colorado River is experiencing one of driest periods in 1,200 years.

Farm Progress America, June 7, 2021

Jun 07, 2021

Max Armstrong reports on the challenges facing farmers seeing crops wither from heat, lack of rain

Weather rally tips for a volatile grain market

Jun 01, 2021

Charts provide courage to pull the trigger on grain sales.

Developing a Drought Management Plan seminar set for June

May 31, 2021

50% of Texas remains in some stage of drought.

Discussing North Carolina peanut stands and what growers are asking

May 28, 2021

NC peanut growers may see issues with stands this spring for a number of reasons. Unseasonably cool temperatures and limited soil moisture will be contributing factors.

85 years ago was driest July in Minnesota history

May 28, 2021

Climate Observations: In 1936, the dry July also had multiple days over 100 degrees F. More than 700 deaths were attributed to the heat.

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