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Minnesota Agriculture in the Classroom (MAITC) is hosting the annual national Agriculture in the Classroom Conference in Minneapolis in late[more]
The post Minnesota Hosts National Ag in the Classroom Conference first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
A new report from the American Farm Bureau says the agricultural trade deficit is widening and could end up being[more]
The post Record Ag Trade Deficit Forecast first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
Eric Snodgrass is now the principal atmospheric scientist for Conduit. Conduit is an Iowa-based commerce and financing technology platform for[more]
The post Snodgrass Transitions From Nutrien to Conduit first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
The Canadian Federal Court of Appeals upheld a lower court’s 2021 ruling classifying all of Prince Edward Island as infested[more]
The post Canadian Court Reaffirms Potato Wart Decision first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
Brazil is seeing some much-needed moisture, which is helping with soybean planting progress throughout the northern and central ag regions.[more]
The post Soybean Planting in Brazil on Schedule first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
NDSU Extension Crop and Systems Specialist Victor Gomes says there’s evidence that certain cover crops can still be beneficial in[more]
The post Cover Crops Can Thrive in Dormant Seeding first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
StoneX fertilizer market analyst Josh Linville is concerned about what additional fertilizer tariffs would mean for U.S. exports. “Because it[more]
The post Analyst Warns Tariffs May Disrupt Fertilizer Exports first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
David Staples had 14 inches of rain in late May and early June on his Halstad, Minnesota farm. “Look at the[more]
The post Too Much Water Early first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
Jennie-O is expanding its turkey production facility in Willmar. The $30 million project will modernize operations and improve efficiency. The[more]
The post Construction Underway for Jennie-O Project first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
Randy Duckworth will be the new executive director of the Specialty Soya and Grains Alliance. Duckworth is a representative of[more]
The post SSGA Appoints New Executive Director first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
Dairy Management Inc. has posted its 2023 annual report. The dairy checkoff program had total investments of $262.6 million last[more]
The post Dairy Checkoff Release ’23 Financials first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
For Minnesota Farm Bureau President Dan Glessing, the goal is still to get the farm bill done this fall. “Think about[more]
The post Agriculture Can’t Afford to Kick the Can Down the Road Again first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
Farmers are facing a January 1 deadline to file detailed ownership information to the Treasury Department. AgCentric Executive Director Keith[more]
The post Corporate Transparency Filing Must be Done by the End of the Year first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
President Joe Biden signed a three-month spending bill Thursday, preventing a government shutdown. The House and Senate passed the continuing[more]
The post Government Funded Through December 20 first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
A bipartisan of House members have introduced legislation calling for year-round access to higher blends of ethanol. The sponsors include[more]
The post E15 Proposal Introduced first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
The seasonality of the cattle markets seems to be weighing in on cattle sales at Lake Region Livestock in Devils[more]
The post Cattle Market Trends first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
The crops in Northeastern South Dakota are a story of three different crops: the early planted crop, the average planted[more]
The post Early, Mid, and Late Crops Reaching Maturity first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
Nick Sinner has been named the facilities manager for Grand Farm, overseeing operation and maintenance for multiple sites including those[more]
The post Grand Farm Welcomes Nick Sinner first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
Tom Slunecka serves as the chief executive officer for Ag Management Solutions, which provides association management services to groups like[more]
The post COVID, Uncertain Biodiesel Policy and a Fire first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
Questions remain with the closure of the Ag Innovation Campus soybean crush facility in Crookston. The concept began six years[more]
The post The AIC Investment first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
Broker and auctioneer Bob Pifer has a busy auction season lined up. “We probably have about 15, 20 more sales this[more]
The post Auction Season first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
In the latest Pioneer Agronomy Report, Field Agronomist Kristie Sundeen says the recent wet weather slowed harvest activity. However, “the[more]
The post Pioneer Agronomy Report first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
In addition to the looming farm bill deadline, ad hoc financial assistance for farmers has been discussed on Capitol Hill.[more]
The post An ‘Interesting’ Lame Duck Session Expected first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
Before lawmakers returned home to campaign, American Soybean Association President Josh Gackle was encouraged by the farm bill negotiations. “There’s[more]
The post Farm Bill Vote is Possible After the Election first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
Soybean harvest is just starting for Haven Farms Harvesting in Pierre, South Dakota. Jeremy Haven is impressed with the soybeans.[more]
The post An Impressive Crop first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
The Arthur Companies and Birdsall Grain and Seed are forming a new 50/50 joint venture. This work will be headquartered[more]
The post Strategic Joint Venture Announced first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
Truterra has launched a first-ever carbon program for dairy farmers. Land O’Lakes created Truterra in 2016, offering incentives to adopt[more]
The post Truterra Carbon Incentives Expand to Dairy Sector first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
The National Association of Farm Broadcasting named Chad Smith its NAFB News Service editor. Smith has been a contract editor[more]
The post Smith Joins NAFB Staff first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
JBS is reporting quarterly profits of $315 million. A year ago, the world’s largest meatpacker suffered a loss of more[more]
The post JBS Enjoys Gains in Poultry, Pork Business first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
USDA’s new Live Cattle Data Dashboard is now available. The Agricultural Marketing Service announced the pending launch of this new[more]
The post USDA Launches Cattle Market Resource first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
USDA officials are emphasizing beef and dairy products are safe, but testing for avian influenza is being expanded. Beginning in[more]
The post H5N1 Testing to Expand first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
Cargill wrapped up its fiscal year with revenues of $160 billion, down from $177 billion a year ago. Last week,[more]
The post An Earnings Decline for Cargill first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
Incumbent Minnesota Senator Amy Klobuchar will face former NBA player Royce White in the November election. In Tuesday’s Primary vote,[more]
The post On the November Ballot first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
The Minnesota Department of Agriculture is partnering with the Red River Farm Network and the Linder Farm Network to provide[more]
The post Farming for the Future first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
Wheat, barley and field peas are being harvested in the Devils Lake, North Dakota area. Rock n’ Roll Agronomy owner[more]
The post Best Hope is for the Early Planted Crops first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
Scott Huso, Aneta, North Dakota, started his wheat harvest. “We combined about 200 acres and that ran about 80 bushels[more]
The post High Yield and Protein first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
Too much rain, too often in May and June was detrimental to the hay and pasture crop. “It was good[more]
The post High Quantity, Potentially Low Quality Hay first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
The new Ag Expo Center at the Brown County Fair is the product of many groups, like the South Dakota[more]
The post It’s All About the Kids first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
As part of an ongoing partnership between Microsoft and National FFA, FarmBeats for Students, a program designed to teach about[more]
The post Microsoft Partners With National FFA on FarmBeats for Students first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
Westlake Harvesting Owner Alan Westlake, of Crookston, Minnesota, has been busy harvesting all throughout the Midwest this summer. “We started[more]
The post Westlake Harvesting Stays Busy This Summer first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
Despite recent hailstorms, Mandan, North Dakota farmer Dennis Renner is happy with how his crops are turning out. “The cereal[more]
The post Hailstorms Not Preventing Solid Crop for Mandan Farmer first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
U.S. Grains Council held its annual meeting in Salt Lake City last week. Of the many topics covered, the expansion[more]
The post Barley Demand Overseas Returning to Pre-Covid Levels first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
North Dakota Pork Council is hosting its annual Board of Directors meeting on Tuesday. Executive Director Tamra Hines says they[more]
The post ND Pork Council to Hold Delegate Election first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
In a monthly conversation about markets, RRFN Farm Broadcaster Don Wick and Advance Trading Risk Management Advisor Tommy Grisafi discuss[more]
The post The Bull Pen first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
The dairy market has seen a remarkable reversal higher since last winter. AgResource Company President Dan Basse said several factors[more]
The post A Class III Market Reversal first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
In the Mitchell, South Dakota area, CHS Farmers Alliance’s Donnie Howard says farmers are cutting wheat when the weather cooperates.[more]
The post Fog Slows Harvest Activity first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
The Becker Soil & Water Conservation District is seeking a program technician. This position promotes, plans and implements conservation provisions[more]
The post Job Opportunities in Agriculture first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
A new mobile platform is now available to streamline the ordering process between farmers and ag retailers. Co-founder Mark Torno[more]
The post Revolutionizing Ag Retail first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
Cargill has announced the construction of its new canola facility in West Regina, Saskatchewan has moved beyond the halfway point.[more]
The post A Milestone for Cargill Canola Project first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
The politics surrounding the farm bill was on centerstage in a forum sponsored by POLITICO at the Republican National Convention.[more]
The post Farm Bill Discussed on the Sidelines of the GOP Convention first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
Orman Farms Harvesting managing partner Landon Orman says winter wheat harvesting has gone well this year. “We’re working on wheat[more]
The post Winter Wheat Harvest Nearing Finish in Texas first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
NDSU Extension Soybean Pathology Specialist Wade Webster spoke at the series of Research Extension Center field days about the state[more]
The post Soybeans Can’t Swim first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
The NDSU Extension Agronomy Seed Farm field day in Casselton, North Dakota was an opportunity to showcase local conditions. Seed[more]
The post Field Day Brings Public to the Agronomy Seed Farm first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
A study by the Internal Revenue Service found income averaging is a tool that is underutilized by farmers. NDSU Extension[more]
The post IRS: Income Averaging is Underutilized first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
The Zoetis product, Synovex Primer, is now available for cattle producers who need to increase weight gain in growing beef[more]
The post Zoetis Implant Portfollio Expands first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
Devils Lake-based custom harvester Scott Brown is home waiting for the wheat to ripen. Dry weather hurt the area he[more]
The post Ready to Roll in South Dakota first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
Farmer’s National Company Northern Area Vice President Terry Longtin doesn’t expect that to change any time soon. “We’ll see it[more]
The post Farmland Values Remain Firm first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
Countryside Insurance Agency owner Jennifer Otteson reminds farmers the crop insurance reporting deadline is just a week away. “Once farmers[more]
The post Acreage Reporting Deadline Approaches first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
The Soil is Alive on Highway 75 is happening this week along the western border of Minnesota. Minnesota Soil Health[more]
The post The Soil is Alive on Highway 75 first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
The Potatoes USA executive committee is in North Dakota and Minnesota for a grower outreach event this week. “One of[more]
The post Potato Leaders Visit the Region first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
Hail has hit portions of the central Red River Valley. “Hail is devastating for the wheat crop, corn crop, maybe[more]
The post Sugarbeets Prove Resilient first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
Some farms have been luckier than others this spring. “It’s hard to get a pulse on the sugar beets because[more]
The post Wet Conditions Influence Beet Crop first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
This year’s Cattle Industry Summer Business Meeting is slated to be held in San Diego in mid-July, U.S. Meat Export[more]
The post Cattle Industry Prepares for Summer Meeting first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
Texas Wheat Producers Director of Policy Steelee Fischbacher believes the winter wheat harvest is winding down.”We have very variable yields,”[more]
The post Texas Winter Wheat Yields Vary first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
A side effect of all the wet conditions has been the concern for herbicide carryover. “It’s easy to forget with[more]
The post Cool, Wet Conditions Result in Herbicide Carryover first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
Organic farmers, like Carolyn Olson, are feeling the impact of the frequent rains. Olson, who farms at Cottonwood, Minnesota, said[more]
The post Weeds Proving to Be an Issue for Organic Farmers first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
This year’s Midwest Farm Energy Conference theme was ‘Pathways to Decarbonizing Agriculture.’ According to University of Minnesota Green Ammonia Research[more]
The post The Future of Fertilizer is Green Ammonia first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
Growmark and COFCO International have come to terms on two grain facilities. Growmark is selling its minority ownership in a[more]
The post Grain Terminal Swap first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
This year’s R-CALF USA Convention in Deadwood, South Dakota drew record crowds. The list of speakers included keynoter Lara Logan,[more]
The post R-CALF USA Convention Draws Record Crowds first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
University of Minnesota Extension Entomologist Ian MacRae is surprised by what he’s been seeing, or not seeing, in the fields.[more]
The post Weather Impacting Pest Population first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
National Sunflower Association Executive Director John Sandbakken says the crop looks very good. “Planting progress is going smoothly and we’re[more]
The post Sunflower Progress Ahead of the Norm first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
Minnesota Representative Michelle Fischbach believes there are fewer differences between the House and Senate farm bill proposals than people might[more]
The post Farm Bill Negotiations Hampered by Money first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
Crookston farmer Eric Samuelson has enjoyed a good spring. “We were on the drier side so we got an early[more]
The post An Early Spring and Timely Rains first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
The Kansas wheat harvest is chugging right along. Kansas Wheat Vice President of Research and Operations Aaron Harries expects the[more]
The post Kansas Wheat Harvest Advances first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
The soggy weather has caused some drownouts and rotting in the potato crop. Potato Extension Agronomist Andy Robinson says this[more]
The post Spuds Not Happy With Soggy Fields first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
NDSU Extension Weed Specialist Joe Ikley has been getting questions about the efficacy of residual herbicides applied before several inches[more]
The post Wet Conditions Influence Weed Control first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
In this week’s edition of What’s Hot, What’s Not in the Markets, Martinson Ag Risk Management President Randy Martinson is[more]
The post What’s Hot, What’s Not in the Markets first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
Grain traders took risk premium out of the grains Friday. AgriSompo North America chief analyst Sterling Smith says traders are[more]
The post Not Expecting Large PP Number first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
Here’s the latest Canola Minute from the Northern Canola Growers Association. This week, Northern Canola Growers Association Vice President Mike[more]
The post Canola Minute first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
In this week’s Dry Bean Scene, Northarvest Bean Growers Association President Eric Jorgenson provides his perspective on the condition of[more]
The post Dry Bean Scene first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
Peterson Farms Seed Lead Agronomist Rick Swenson says farmers are having trouble completing their first weed control application due to[more]
The post Swenson Snapshot first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
The H5N1 discovery in a Central Minnesota dairy herd was not a surprise for many. “We knew it was probably[more]
The post Not a Surprise first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
This has not been a typical spring. “This isn’t our wettest spring, but it is one of our most trying,”[more]
The post Rain, Rain, Go Away first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
Keep an eye on your GPS devices and equipment throughout the summer. According to GK Technology Agronomist Sarah Lovas, NASA[more]
The post Summer Forecast: More Solar Storms Expected first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
Fargo Moorhead Economic Development Chief Business Development Officer Ryan Aasheim sees the new Ag Innovation Corridor as yet another step[more]
The post The ‘Silicon Valley’ of Agriculture first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
The new Ag Innovation Corridor is the culmination of over two years’ worth of work. “With our heritage and our[more]
The post The Hub of Ag Innovation first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
Increasing retail pork prices might lead some Californians to regret their vote on Proposition 12. “I’m not sure that consumers[more]
The post Healing Still Needed first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
While many farmers have faced soggy conditions this spring, Dan Younggren finished planting two weeks ago and says the weather[more]
The post Finished With Planting first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
Breanna Mueller is a long-time supporter of FFA. In her current role as Assistant State Supervisor, she assists teachers with[more]
The post ND FFA is Student-Led first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
The spring has been a struggle In northwest Minnesota. “I think everybody assumed it was going to be a real early[more]
The post A Completely Different Year first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
NDSU Extension Soil Specialist Dave Franzen says the excessive rains over the past few weeks can possibly reduce sulfur and[more]
The post Fertility Challenges with Saturated Soils first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
In northeastern North Dakota, St. Thomas farmer Allen Tucker is pleased with his crops. “Our wheat looks just really great;[more]
The post Off to a Good Start first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
Farmers continue to struggle with wet conditions in northeastern South Dakota. Britton area farmer DuWayne Bosse says most of the[more]
The post Prevent Plant Likely in Certain Areas first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
The North Dakota FFA Foundation has a new executive director. For the past six years, Laiken DeMorrett was the advocacy[more]
The post New Executive Director on the Job for ND FFA Foundation first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
The state-owned Bank of North Dakota is reporting record profits of $192.7 million for 2023, up $1.5 million from the[more]
The post Record Year for State-Owned Bank first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
The Minnesota Board of Water and Soil Resources is providing $6.4 million to soil and water conservation districts to support[more]
The post BWSR Grant Funds Available first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
President of the National Corn Growers Association Harold Wolle is happy with the number of the association’s priorities that were[more]
The post National Corn Growers Happy with Farm Bill first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
The National Milk Producers Federation is pleased with the farm bill passing through the House Ag Committee. Executive Vice President[more]
The post Farm Bill Supports Dairy first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
Effective July 8, Sheryl Wallace will succeed Daniel Dye as the chief executive officer of Ardent Mills. Wallace is the[more]
The post Wallace to Lead Ardent Mills first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
RRFN catches up with North Dakota Beef Commission Director Brian Amundson during this May Beef Month. NDBC is celebrating this[more]
The post May Beef Month: ND Beef Commission Celebrates the Power of Beef first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
According to NDSU Extension Plant Pathologist Andrew Friskop, the wet weather is a bit of a question mark for spring[more]
The post Wheat Crop Likes Cooler Start first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
Stanley, North Dakota ag teacher and FFA advisor Bailey Hawbaker is one of 64 National Teacher Ambassadors for the National[more]
The post Hawbaker Named National FFA Ambassador first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
In this week’s edition of What’s Hot, What’s Not in the Markets, Martinson Ag Risk Management President Randy Martinson described[more]
The post What’s Hot, What’s Not in Markets first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
North Dakota State University Extension Entomologist Janet Knodel says the wet soil conditions are favorable for wireworms and white grubs[more]
The post NDSU Pest Update first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
The Environment and Natural Resources bill did not include provisions involving agriculture sought by House Environment Committee Chair Rick Hansen.[more]
The post Compromise Found with Environment Bill first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
The agriculture policy and supplemental budget bill passed in both the Minnesota House and Senate. With the midnight deadline approaching[more]
The post A Chaotic Finish first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
China’s agriculture minister has been removed from leadership and is being investigated for corruption. In a statement, Communist Party leadership[more]
The post Chinese Ag Minister Faces Corruption Allegations first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
Representatives of the Canadian Pacific Kansas City Railway are saying a Canadian rail strike or lockout is not expected to[more]
The post Rail Dispute Being Reviewed by Industry Relations Board first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
The combination of cool, wet soils is a perfect breeding ground for plant disease. “We anticipate a lot of the[more]
The post Early Detection Is the Key first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
During a National Agricultural Statistics Service webinar, Agricultural Statistics Board Chair Lance Honig downplayed concerns about the decision to drop[more]
The post USDA Responds to Loss of NASS County Reports first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
After numerous rain delays, planting is starting to pick up again in southern North Dakota. Thunder Seed Regional Sales Manager[more]
The post Rains Leading to Good Soil Conditions first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
According to NDSU Plant Pathologist Andrew Friskop, various wheat diseases could be seen throughout the wheat fields this year. Friskop[more]
The post Potential Wheat Diseases first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
According to NDSU’s most recent Crop and Pest Report, Plant Pathologist Wade Webster shares his thoughts on what diseases might[more]
The post Potential Soybean Diseases first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
Nate Clark has been named as the new executive director of Farm Rescue. Clark was previously with John Deere where[more]
The post Nate Clark Named Farm Rescue Executive Director first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
University of Minnesota Small Grains Specialist Jochum Wiersma is pleased with the condition of the small grain crop. “I think, overall,[more]
The post Spring Wheat Stand in Good Shape first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
Bayer has submitted an updated label proposal for the dicamba herbicide XtendiMax. The new label would suggest a maximum of[more]
The post Bayer Submits XtendiMax Label Proposal first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
The economists at Texas A&M AgriLife Service predict that Panhandle wildfires have caused $123 million in agricultural losses. More than[more]
The post Panhandle Wildfire Losses first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Michael Regan testified before the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee Wednesday. Regan was asked to[more]
The post EPA Administrator Addresses E15 Waiver first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
Heavy rains have left the conclusion of southern Brazil’s soybean harvest a big question mark. Soybean and Corn Advisor President[more]
The post Crop Losses in Southern Brazil first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
The Chinese government has approved its first gene-edited wheat variety. This is a disease-resistant variety that is being grown for[more]
The post China Approves Gene-Edited Wheat first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
The United States and Mexico have renewed their commitment to work together on mutually beneficial dairy policies. This agreement calls[more]
The post Dairy Consensus first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
CropLife America is hopeful for the 2024 farm bill after seeing the 5-year proposals from the Senate Ag Committee Chairwoman[more]
The post CropLife America Hopeful for Farm Bill first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
CropLife America is hopeful for the 2024 farm bill after seeing the 5-year proposals from the Senate Ag Committee Chairwoman[more]
The post CropLife America Hopeful for Farm Bill first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
For Niagara, North Dakota farmers like Mike Kelly, early planting progress has been offset by the recent rains. “We got[more]
The post Rain, Rain Go Away first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
For Niagara, North Dakota farmers like Mike Kelly, early planting progress has been offset by the recent rains. “We got[more]
The post Rain, Rain Go Away first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
For Wolverton, Minnesota farmer Jay Nord soil conditions so far have been good for planting. It’s the wind that’s been[more]
The post Windy Days Slow Planting Progress first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
For Wolverton, Minnesota farmer Jay Nord soil conditions so far have been good for planting. It’s the wind that’s been[more]
The post Windy Days Slow Planting Progress first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has created more requirements when importing dairy cattle from the U.S. This is in response[more]
The post Canada Cattle Import Restrictions first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has created more requirements when importing dairy cattle from the U.S. This is in response[more]
The post Canada Cattle Import Restrictions first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
According to NDSU Livestock Marketing Specialist Tim Petry, 2024 calf prices will be affected by calf supplies, corn prices, and[more]
The post Fall Calf Prices first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
According to NDSU Livestock Marketing Specialist Tim Petry, 2024 calf prices will be affected by calf supplies, corn prices, and[more]
The post Fall Calf Prices first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
Sustainability and carbon emission reduction remain areas of heavy focus in the Ag industry. Corn Refiners Association President and CEO[more]
The post Corn Refiners Seek Broader Options For Sustainable Production Credits first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
Dairyland Seed District Sales Manager Keith Rekow says many farmers in parts of eastern South Dakota were able to get[more]
The post Much Needed Rains Delay Planting For South Dakota Farmers first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
For Binford, North Dakota rancher Megan Overby calving season is in full swing with progress at close to 80%. Overby[more]
The post Smoother Calving For Ranchers first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
The Department of Treasury’s announcement limiting corn-based ethanol’s contribution to sustainable aviation fuel has drawn concern from corn farmers throughout[more]
The post New SAF Guidelines Too Strict Says Corn Growers first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
National Farmers Union Vice President of Advocacy Mike Stranz says that if a Farm Bill is going to get passed[more]
The post Farm Bill Will Require Bipartisan Cooperation first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
For South Dakota Soybean Promotion and Research Council Director Bruce Haines, attending the South Dakota Soybean Genesis Leadership Program was[more]
The post South Dakota Ag Leadership Program Opens Doors for Industry Professionals first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
The Biden Administration has issued the long-awaiting guidance for sustainable aviation fuel tax credits. Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack gave farm[more]
The post Vilsack: Agriculture is ‘in the Game’ first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
In the latest Pioneer Agronomy Update, Pioneer Field Agronomist Kevin Sinner said the mild winter has increased the potential for[more]
The post Pioneer Agronomy Update first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
To get a farm bill done, Senate Agriculture Committee Chair Debbie Stabenow said it must be a bipartisan bill. When[more]
The post Stabenow Unveils Her Farm Bill first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
USDA’s new standard for traceability in cattle is electronic ID tags. This replaces the 2013 rule that called for visual[more]
The post New Traceability Rule Announced first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
Week-over-week, Minneapolis Wheat finished up 50 and a quarter cents. Soybeans rose nine cents and corn was up six and-and-a-half.[more]
The post Volatility Rules the Day first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
The Environmental Protection Agency released their final WOTUS Rule earlier this month. Rinke Noonan Law Firm Attorney Kale Van Bruggen[more]
The post WOTUS Rule Change Likely Not the Last first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
At the West Central Ag Services Plot Tour near Mahnomen, Minnesota, sales agronomist Wade Schoenborn said as producers in the[more]
The post Optimism for Harvest at Mahnomen first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
NDSU Soybean Plant Pathologist Wade Webster spoke at the Peterson Farms Seed Field Day to bring awareness to soybean disease[more]
The post Soybean Disease Shows Up Farther North first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
The Cattlemen’s Beef Board Beef Promotion Operating Committee wrapped up their meeting in Denver. Vice Chairman Clark Price says despite[more]
The post National Beef Meeting Works with Tighter Budget first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
Incoming National Milk Producers Federation President/CEO Gregg Doud began his work this past week as the organization’s chief operating officer.[more]
The post NMPF Announces Staff Reorganization first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
A Georgia farmer has set the world record soybean yield with an average just under 207 bushels per acre. Alex[more]
The post A New Record Soybean Yield first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
The Northern Crops Institute is hosting a Market Update: Special Edition webinar on Wednesday at 8 AM. This special edition[more]
The post Register Now for NCI’s Next Market Update Webinar first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
Join the Red River Farm Network at the Big Iron Farm Show in West Fargo on September 12-14. Each afternoon,[more]
The post RRFN Hosting Market Outlook Forums first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
There was a common theme heard on the final day of the tour, It’s been dry, but the crops are[more]
The post Hanging On first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
South of Sabin, Minnesota, early maturity soybeans are starting to turn. The longer maturities are still green and filling out[more]
The post Soybeans Starting to Turn in Southern RRV first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
Growing canola in Grand Forks County is a relatively new phenomenon. “It’s shown to be a good crop we can[more]
The post Canola Cut in Grand Forks County first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
The Larimore, North Dakota area has been exceptionally dry for the past two months. Shaun McCoy, McCoy Pioneer Seed, says[more]
The post Spotty Rains first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
The dramatic ups and downs in the corn market may be in the rearview mirror for a while. Advance Trading[more]
The post A Different Mindset first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
Green Bison Soy Processing is ready to process this year’s soybean crop. The Spiritwood, North Dakota facility will have the[more]
The post Bids Being Taken at ND’s First Soybean Crush Plant first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
The annual Red River Farm Network Crop Tour, presented by Pioneer, is happening this week. The RRFN team will travel[more]
The post RRFN Hosts Crop Tour This Week first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
After wrapping up its annual tour, Pro Farmer is estimating U.S. corn production at 14.9 billion bushels with an average[more]
The post Pro Farmer Confirms Lower Yields first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
The North Dakota Soybean Growers Association was established 40 years ago. In 1983, a half-million acres of soybeans were grown[more]
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In today’s edition of What’s Hot, What’s Not in the Markets, Martinson Ag Risk Management President Randy Martinson is seeing[more]
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In the WestBred Wheat Report, WestBred Technical Product Manager Justin Berg previews the wheat variety options for 2024.
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Deere and Company reports third quarter net income of $2.9 billion. That’s up from $1.8 billion in the same quarter[more]
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A federal judge in Minneapolis has dismissed a price-fixing class action lawsuit against Cargill, JBS, Tyson Foods, National Beef Packing[more]
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Former Minnesota congressman and governor, Al Quie, has died Friday, one month before his 100th birthday. Quie was raised on[more]
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Funeral services were held Thursday for Mary Baumann of Ashley, North Dakota. Baumann, 69, spent more than 30 years working[more]
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The North Dakota Department of Agriculture has now confirmed 16 premises affected by anthrax in the southwestern corner of the[more]
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Minnesota Governor Tim Walz has appointed Gary Wertish of Renville and Brent Kelsey of Lake Crystal to the Rural Finance[more]
The post RFA Appointments Made first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
Jacy (Hauge) Schafer is the new deputy communications director for Nebraska Governor Jim Pillen. Schafer is a North Dakota native[more]
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Cargill ended the fiscal year with revenues of $177 billion. That’s up seven percent from fiscal year 2022. In the[more]
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Soy food business leaders from three continents visited the Northern Crops Institute last week. Clay/Wilkin County Corn and Soybean Growers[more]
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An opportunity to have fun and learn about agriculture will take place at Bertsch Farms near Hillsboro, North Dakota this[more]
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Spring wheat production was forecast at 450 million bushels. That is down six percent from the previous report but above[more]
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The United Soybean Board is looking forward to continuing research for new uses for products made from soybeans. USB Director[more]
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North Dakota’s Federal Environmental Law Impact Review Committee met at the state capitol last week. North Dakota Assistant Attorney General[more]
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In the last edition of FarmNetNews, there was an error in a story regarding the South Dakota Public Utilities Commission.[more]
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The Biden Administration is hosting several stakeholder meetings nationwide on the EPA’s revised Waters of the United States definition. Agriculture[more]
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CNH Industrial finished the second quarter with net income of $710 million. That’s up 29 percent from the same period[more]
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Minnesota Senator Amy Klobuchar and South Dakota Senator John Thune have introduced legislation to help beginning farmers and veterans receive[more]
The post Crop Insurance Proposal Supports Beginning/Veteran Farmers first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
U.S. farm production expenses totaled $453 billion in 2022, up from $393 billion in 2021. On a per-farm basis, farm[more]
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Danny Klinefelter, who was the founder of The Executive Program for Agricultural Producers, passed away. In addition to TETAP, Klinefelter[more]
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Brent Boydston is the new chairman of the U.S. Grains Council. Boydston is the corn, cereal grains, digital agriculture and[more]
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When complete, the Northern Crops Institute will have a new home in the NDSU Peltier Complex. NCI Program Development Manager[more]
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Fargo-based Bushel has announced a new feature to its farm management software. Product Vice President Dane Braun said Bushel Farm[more]
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Minnesota Senator Tina Smith has introduced legislation to address discrimination within USDA programs. This proposal strengthens the language from the[more]
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Russian President Vladimir Putin will not rejoin the Black Sea Grain Initiative, but is willing to donate grain to a[more]
The post Donations Won’t Correct Food Insecurity first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
Iowa Senator Chuck Grassley and Ohio Senator Sherrod Brown have introduced a bill to create a $250,000 cap on farm[more]
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The National Pork Producers Council has released its third quarter pork industry economic update. The report cites California Proposition 12[more]
The post Breakeven Levels Move Higher for Pork Producers first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
After quitting the Black Sea grain deal, Russia has targeted Ukrainian ports on a nearly daily basis. Russian drones attacked[more]
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Minnesota Soybean Growers Association President Bob Worth has been reelected for another term. Darin Johnson of Wells is vice president.[more]
The post Worth Reelected first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
The Environmental Protection Agency will release its final herbicide strategy by the end of March, 2024. EPA must submit a[more]
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New Jersey Senator Cory Booker and Oregon Representative Andrea Salinas have introduced legislation that would gut the crop insurance program.[more]
The post Crop Insurance Targeted in New Bill first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
During Corn Congress in Washington, D.C., National Corn Growers Association delegates passed a resolution seeking a mandatory update for commodity[more]
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The House Appropriations Committee has approved a budget that would reduce the EPA’s funding to its lowest level since 1991.[more]
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University of Minnesota Small Grain Summer Plot Tours continue through northwest Minnesota next week. U of M Extension small grains[more]
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Farm tractor sales increased in the month of June for the first time this year in the U.S. Large tractors[more]
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The American Soybean Association is in D.C. this week meeting with lawmakers to discuss Farm Bill and other issues. ASA[more]
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Corn Congress will take place in Washington D.C. this week. National Corn Growers Association President Tom Haag says in addition[more]
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The prospect of value-added facilities like soy crush or corn processing mills coming to North Dakota leaves the question of[more]
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Minot, farmer Pat Murphy is happy with how the canola crop is coming up. “Like most corps, we could use[more]
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Brazil is positioned to surpass the U.S. in corn exports this year. National Corn Growers Association Lead Economist Krista Swanson[more]
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Our Pioneer Agronomy Update took us to Colfax, North Dakota where Pioneer Field Agronomist J.J. Jaehning says field conditions around[more]
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The European Union’s version of the Green New Deal bill survived a key vote in the European Parliament sending it[more]
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Proseed is one of the companies with field trials at Grand Farm. “We have two corn blocks, a soybean block,[more]
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Grand Farm held its inaugural field day for the season at Wheaton, North Dakota. KWS Business Development Manager Duane Bernhardson[more]
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Peterson Farms Seed hosted a demonstration of the new spot spraying technology from Greeneye Technology Thursday. “We hosted this because[more]
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During a tour at Peterson Farms Seed near Prosper, North Dakota, Agrometrics Research and Training scientist Tom Wolf said there[more]
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A relatively new concept in controlling Cercospora Leaf Spot is to make the first fungicide application just before row closure[more]
The post Multiple Benefits for the Beet Crop first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
The House Ways and Means Committee is holding a field hearing in Minnesota today. This hearing will be held at[more]
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Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen has wrapped up her trip to China. During the trip, Yellen said there is “ample room”[more]
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Winnipeg-based Richardson International has acquired Anglia Maltings, which has seven malt facilities in the United Kingdom, Poland and Germany. This[more]
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The Red River Farm Network is featuring updates from the BASF Showcase Plot Tour on its Twitter platform. In this[more]
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East Grand Forks farmer Rhonda Larson will wrap up her tenure as chair of U.S. Wheat Associates at this week’s[more]
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The Northwest School of Agriculture All-School Reunion took place at the University of Minnesota-Crookston campus. Larry Rivard, who is president[more]
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U.S. Trade Representative Katherine Tai will meet with her counterparts from Canada and Mexico Thursday and Friday in Cancun. This[more]
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Bongards Creameries is increasing daily capacity by 30 percent to 5.5 million pounds of milk. This project includes the milk[more]
The post Bongards Creameries to Expand Perham, MN Plant first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
The new president of the Midwestern Association of State Departments of Agriculture will be Missouri Agriculture Director Chris Chinn. In[more]
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Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack is in Minnesota today to make several announcements about biofuels. Vilsack will be joined by Minnesota[more]
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Erskine Attachments is celebrating its 75th anniversary. Sales Finance Manager John Marshall says the company is one of the largest[more]
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Temperatures at the start of the growing season have been warmer than normal. Peterson Farms Seed Lead Agronomist Rick Swenson[more]
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North Dakota Corn Growers Association board of directors’ member Kevin Skunes says his fields have spots that were drowned out[more]
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Summer temperatures will warm stored grain and could lead to insect infestations and mold growth. NDSU Extension Agricultural Engineer Ken[more]
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Johnstown Bean Company General Manager Dylan Karley says field conditions are variable, brought on by the spotty rains. “There’s some[more]
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With the Supreme Courts green light on California’s Proposition 12 in May, National Pork Producers Council Consulting Economist Steve Meyer[more]
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North Dakota Stockmen’s Association Executive Vice President Julie Ellingson says they were encouraged by the Supreme Court’s decision on the[more]
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NDSU Extension Entomologist Mark Boetel talks about where peak root maggot fly activity is. Hear more in the Sugarbeet Report,[more]
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In this week’s Pulse Growers Spotlight, NDSU Plant Pathologist Audrey Kalil has tips and tricks for ensuring crop health.
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Minnesota Farm Bureau Director of Communications Rachel Reisig talks about a safety initiative in the latest MFBF Minute.
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Crops in the Benson, Minnesota area look good. Richard Syverson is surprised emergence and stands look so good with the[more]
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The process for dispute settlement consultations with Mexico under the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement will take time. National Corn Growers Association President[more]
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Dryness across a large part of the Eastern Corn Belt is raising concern about river levels. Loewen and Associates market[more]
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NDSU Extension Weed Specialist Joe Ikley says some broadleaf weeds had an early start. “We had about two weeks of[more]
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Kennedy, Minnesota farmer Tom Dowdle has a diverse crop mix, including soybeans, wheat, barley, sugarbeets and sunflowers. “Some of the[more]
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Grasshopper pressure is already starting to become an issue with high wind and temperatures. For growers in FMC Technical Service[more]
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Options to control alfalfa weevil could become more limited. In a University of Minnesota Extension podcast, Integrated Pest Management Specialist[more]
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The Supreme Court Decision in Sackett versus EPA means changes will be made to current rules. Minnesota Farm Bureau Federation[more]
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The first part of the agreement deals with customs and regulatory issues. Negotiations can now move onto more complicated trade[more]
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USDA Undersecretary for Trade and Foreign Agricultural Affairs Alexis Taylor is leading a trade mission to Japan this week. North[more]
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Alfalfa has taken off with the recent heat. North Dakota State University Extension is also reporting an increase in alfalfa[more]
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Farm Bill and debt ceiling conversations continue. Bergey Windpower President Mike Bergey says now is the time to be talking[more]
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Shippers moving through the Panama Canal are being forced lighten their loads and pay higher fees. Due to a drought,[more]
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According to Minnesota Farm Bureau Federation Public Policy Specialist Kaytlin Bemis, the omnibus agriculture finance bill is a good compromise. “The[more]
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Negotiators were unable to reach an agreement on the approval of new vessels for moving grain in the Black Sea[more]
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Congressional leadership will be making a trip to the White House tomorrow to discuss the debt ceiling. The Biden Administration[more]
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CHS Ag Services has a new location in operation this spring. “It’s been something we’ve been talking about since 2015[more]
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The first Pioneer Agronomy Update for the season took place Friday while a plot was being seeded near Jamestown, North[more]
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Farmers in southwestern North Dakota are making good planting progress. Jon Wert is in the New England area where a[more]
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Fieldwork continues to pick up across the region. AgCountry Farm Credit Services Vice President of Insurance and Commodity Marketing Rob[more]
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The National Milk Producers Federation has submitted its proposal to update the federal milk marketing orders. This proposal goes beyond[more]
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Summit Carbon Solutions has signed off on its first agreement to sell carbon removal credits. This is the company building[more]
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Over 120,000 federal Canadian workers are back on the job today after reaching a tentative agreement overnight. This agreement includes[more]
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The North Dakota legislative assembly has adjourned. Governor Doug Burgum signed 538 bills as of Saturday with 45 bills awaiting[more]
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Mosaic Senior Technical Sales Manager Sherry Koch is reminding farmers to have their crop nutrition plan in place. “Growers can[more]
The post Feeding the Crop first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
Reactions to the proposed U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service regulations to clarify landowner’s property rights in the Prairie Pothole Region[more]
The post Prairie Pothole Regulations Met with Criticism first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
Geopolitical issues continue to simmer in the background of the commodity markets. Advance Trading Commodity Research Analyst Brian Basting says[more]
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The North Dakota legislative session produced a number of bills encouraging the expansion of animal agriculture. North Dakota Stockmen’s Association[more]
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Minnesota State FFA Sentinel Noah Erickson has been spent much of the past year with chapter visits. “The best experience[more]
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The theme for the Minnesota State FFA Convention is ‘All In, For All.” State FFA Treasurer Brynn Lozinski has spending[more]
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As land prices soared to record levels in the past year, how much did they increase in North Dakota? In[more]
The post Well Grounded: A Year of Record Land Values first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
The omnibus environment, natural resources, climate and energy bill passed with a ten-vote margin in the Minnesota House and has[more]
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The omnibus agriculture bill will be heard in the Minnesota House Ways and Means Committee today. The language differs greatly[more]
The post Omnibus Ag Bill Moves to the House first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
With a significant difference in price, Brazilian soybeans will soon be feeding hogs and birds in North Carolina. A 30,000[more]
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The National Farmers Union has selected 11 individuals nationwide to participate in its Beginning Farmer Institute. The nine-month training will[more]
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Minnesota Senator Amy Klobuchar and Iowa Senator Chuck Grassley are leading a bipartisan group of lawmakers who are calling on[more]
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Rob-See-Co has added Tom Claussen to its staff as its new agronomy manager. Previously, Claussen worked for Dekalb Asgrow, Landus[more]
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The plan to change North Dakota’s corporate farming law to provide more opportunities for animal agriculture is heading to a[more]
The post Animal Agriculture Bill Moves to Conference Committee first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
The Northern Crops Institute is hosting another Cereal Innovators webinar on Wednesday at 9 AM. This webinar will feature Peter[more]
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USDA’s Planting Intentions Report was released for 2023, but MinStar Bank Farm Management Analyst Kent Thiesse says a lot can[more]
The post Intentions Not Plans first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
USDA Secretary Vilsack addressed the congressional committees fielding questions on the Farm Bill. When asked about a solution to baseline[more]
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Changes that impact H2A labor programs in the US are now in effect. The method used to calculate the Adverse[more]
The post H2A Rule Change Concerns first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
According to Acres & Shares broker, Jayson Menke, last week there were three American Crystal Sugar Company beet stock sales[more]
The post A Snapshot of Last Week’s Beet Stocks first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
The Northern Crops Institute is hosting another Market Update: Weather Edition webinar on April 5 at 8:00 am. The webinar[more]
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The North Dakota Legislature is facing a Friday deadline to get bills through the policy committees and on to the[more]
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After being diagnosed with the flu, Brazilian President Lula has canceled this week’s trip to China. Brazil’s agriculture minister arrived[more]
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Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack will make three trips to Capitol Hill this week. Vilsack is scheduled to testify before the[more]
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Russian President Vladimir Putin spoke by phone with his Turkish counterpart over the weekend, discussing the Black Sea Grain Initiative.[more]
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Midwest Market Solutions President Brian Hoops says the trade has shifted its focus to the USDA planting intentions report at[more]
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Area auction barns are at the tail end of the feeder run. NDSU Extension Livestock Economist Tim Petry says prices[more]
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Rabobank Global Dairy Strategist Mary Ledman will be featured at this week’s Central Plains Dairy Expo. Ledman says her focus[more]
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The 2023 New Uses Forum is coming up on April 11. Learn more in this AURI Update with Director of[more]
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In this week’s Canola Minute, Northern Canola Growers Association Executive Director Barry Coleman discusses USDA recently released Crop Value Summary.
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Steiner Consulting Economist Altin Kalo says the belly market has been burdened by too much supply. “We always talk about[more]
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On this week’s Soil Fertility Minute, University of Minnesota Extension Soil Health Specialist Anna Cates joins us to talk about[more]
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The amount of snow on the ground could pose trouble for the calving season. “I know people who calve in[more]
The post Calving Concerns first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
In the latest Minnesota Beef Update, Minnesota Beef Council Director of Industry Relations Jon Dilworth highlights this year’s ‘Top of[more]
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The North Dakota State Board of Animal Health has amended its policy for the suspension of poultry and bird events.[more]
The post ND HPAI Policy Modified first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
The Minnesota Soybean Growers Association spent time meeting with state legislators Wednesday. Beltrami farmer Mike Skaug, who is a past[more]
The post Speaking Out for Biodiesel first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
The Northern Crops Institute’s Wheat Quality Handbook is now available for purchase! This handbook is authored by Purdue University Dean’s[more]
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Resistance management is a problem for wheat growers, especially with kochia and wild oats. UPL is introducing a new product[more]
The post Three Modes of Action in Batalium Amped first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
The North Dakota Corn Utilization Council has named Molly Fern as its finance and research director. For the past 16[more]
The post Fern Moves to NDCUC first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
In the UPL ‘Ask the Expert’ series, UPL Technical Service Manager Taylor Miller discusses the impact of early and late[more]
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Interest rates are now at the highest level since September of 2007. The benchmark rate was increased another quarter-percentage point[more]
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Chris Purdy is the new deputy administrator for the Agricultural Marketing Service’s Specialty Crop Program. Most recently, Purdy was the[more]
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Minnesota Senator Amy Klobuchar and Iowa Senator Chuck Grassley have re-introduced the Next Generation Fuels Act. This proposal would give[more]
The post Next-Gen Fuels Act Returns first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
Sales of Brazilian beef were shut down a month ago after an atypical case of BSE was confirmed. China is[more]
The post China Agrees to Resume Brazilian Beef Imports first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
The Minnesota Soybean Growers Association is upset with budget agreement announced by Governor Tim Walz and DFL legislative leaders. The[more]
The post Budget Target Disappointment first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
The snow accumulation laying over much of the Red River Valley and Northern Plaines looks to be sticking around a[more]
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The USDA is offering technical and financial assistance to help farmers and livestock producers recover from adverse weather events in[more]
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According to an annual report, the number of Monarch butterflies overwintering in Mexican forests declined another 22 percent this past[more]
The post Endangered Species Deadline Approaches first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
Red River Land Company President Chris Griffin says local farmers are the primary buyers, but there is also demand from[more]
The post Farmland Values Remain Robust first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
North Dakota State University alumni and supporters will be recognized at the Evening of Distinction April 20 in Fargo. Longtime[more]
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A national coalition of 135 farm groups has sent a letter to congressional leadership, calling for dedicated Farm Bill funding[more]
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The DFL trifecta in Minnesota has reached an agreement on budget targets. This framework typically is not determined until the[more]
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In an interview with the Red River Farm Network, Governor Tim Walz said the budget reflects the needs of Minnesota[more]
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The Syngenta Group is reporting annual sales of $33.4 billion. That’s up nearly 20 percent from one year ago. Syngenta[more]
The post Positive Year-End Report for Syngenta Group first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
During their meeting in Moscow, Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin emphasized their tight political and economic[more]
The post China and Russia Driving ‘Change’ first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
IHS Markit is out with the latest private estimate on crop acreage. Formerly known as Informa, IHS is forecasting corn[more]
The post Private Acreage Estimate Released first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
The Fufeng project in Grand Forks prompted the introduction of Senate Bill 2371. North Dakota Farm Bureau Director of Public[more]
The post North Dakota Legislative Report first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
The Northern Crops Institute is hosting another Future of Feeding webinar Wednesday at 10 AM. This webinar will feature Kurt[more]
The post Register Now for NCI’s Next Future of Feeding Webinar first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
Proposed legislation to create a tax exemption for farm storage on commercial classified property was heard in North Dakota’s House[more]
The post ND Ag Storage Tax Exemption first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
Some diseases in sugar beets can live in the soil for multiple growing seasons. University of Minnesota Sugarbeet Pathologist Ashok[more]
The post Looking out for Sugarbeet Disease first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
Weed resistance and chemical restrictions are constantly evolving. New ways to incorporate old technology is one way to keep ahead[more]
The post New Uses for Old Technology first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
Kochia can be a challenge in the Red River Valley. University of Minnesota and NDSU Extension Sugarbeet Agronomist Tom Peters[more]
The post Early Detection for Kochia is Key first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
Spring preparation is underway for SESVanderhave Sugar Beet Seed. Regional sales manager Nick Reiver is looking forward to seed deliveries[more]
The post SESVanderhave Spring Outlook first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
Sustainability is a goal for crop production. Valent Row Crop Segment Lead Will Griffin says developing products to aid producers[more]
The post Valent’s Path to Sustainability first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
New weed control technology is on the way from Corteva Agriscience. Corteva US Products Manager Aaron Smith says pending approval,[more]
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New options are available as you plan for 2023 from NK Seeds. Corn products manager Matt Dolch says they have[more]
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American Soybean Association national director Adam Guetter sees crop insurance and trade as farm bill priorities. “I would be considered[more]
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James Callan Associates CEO Jim Callan says the issue of prior-converted wetlands is a concern. “That is a big issue[more]
The post WOTUS Regulatatory Uncertainty first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
The Northern Crops Institute is hosting another Everything Ethanol webinar Wednesday at 10 AM. Robert McCormick, senior research fellow, National[more]
The post NCI Hosting Everything Ethanol Webinar first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
Grain markets bounced higher to begin the month, but trended lower at the end of February. Advance Trading Risk Management[more]
The post Mother Nature is Large and in Charge first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
The U.S. potato industry represents a total of 715,000 jobs and generates over $34 billion in annual labor income. A[more]
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BASF is reporting 2023 earnings before interest and taxes at $5 billion. That’s down 11.5 percent from one year ago.[more]
The post BASF Warns of an Earnings Downturn first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
Renee Alexander is the new chief executive officer of the Minnesota State Fair. Alexander has been the deputy general manager[more]
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The Northern Crops Institute is hosting another Market Update: Special Edition webinar on Wednesday at 8 AM. The special edition[more]
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FFA is no stranger to young entrepreneurship and ambition. Since graduating from Fertile-Beltrami High School, Britton McGregor has attended[more]
The post ‘Intro to Ag’ Leads to Life Long Skills first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
During this week’s Minnesota Pork Congress, the Minnesota Pork Board will present six major awards. Reuben Bode of Courtland will[more]
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The South Dakota Senate Judiciary Committee support a bill being advanced by Governor Kristi Noem to protect farmers from nuisance[more]
The post Seeking Protection From Ag Nuisance Lawsuits first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
This agreement allows grain to move out of Black Sea ports and was put together by the United Nations, Turkey,[more]
The post Black Sea Grain Initiative Up for Renewal in March first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
The stage 1 guarantee has returned for sugarbeet growers this year. At the Countryside Insurance Agency Farmer Update Meeting, Owner[more]
The post Crop Coverage in 2023 first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
Providing preliminary information on ERP Phase II rollout, Grand Forks County FSA Executive Director Terry Miller said ERP Phase II[more]
The post EPR Phase II and FSA Deadline Reminders first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
As crossover approaches, the North Dakota House Agriculture Committee has been busy the recent few weeks. Chair Paul Thomas says[more]
The post Soybean Checkoff Changes first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
The Cattle Price Discovery and Transparency Act was reintroduced to Congress. U.S. Cattlemen’s Association President Justin Tupper is happy to[more]
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Elanco Animal Health Tech Service Support Mike Brown says feed prices are spurring livestock producers to adapt to new additives[more]
The post Grain Prices Spurs on Feed Efficiency first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
Green Bison Soy Processing Grain Origination Coordinator Shawna Warterbrugen says the byproducts from the crush plant have a lot of[more]
The post Hungry for Soybeans first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
North Dakota Pork Council Executive Director Tamra Heins says North Dakota’s current inventory of hogs is a little over 140,000,[more]
The post Land of Opportunity first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
A push for animal agriculture was discussed at the annual North Dakota Livestock Summit. South Dakota Retailers Association Executive Director[more]
The post From Corn to Cows first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
Taking the first step toward succession planning can be the most difficult. Paul Lanoue farms near Marshall, Minnesota and has[more]
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Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza has had a huge impact on the poultry industry. We know the disease poses catastrophic impacts[more]
The post High Path’s High Impact first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
The MN Department of Agriculture proposed to the increase the fertilizer tonnage fee by 25 cents per ton. This fee[more]
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The honorees are Nancy Jo Bateman of New Salem of Jerry Doan of Bismarck. Bateman is the former executive director[more]
The post ND Agricultural Hall of Fame Inductees Announced first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
The weekly Commodity Futures Trading Commission Commitment of Traders Report is unavailable. A third-party financial data firm is unable to[more]
The post Ransomware Attack Delays Commitment of Traders Report first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
As we inch closer to spring, decisions are being made for seeding wheat. WestBred Technical Product Manager Justin Berg encourages[more]
The post Making the Seed Wheat Decision first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
The Clean Cars plan is upheld after the Minnesota Court of Appeals said the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency did not[more]
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USDA is proposing new nutritional standards for school meals. This plan would limit added sugars to an average of no[more]
The post New Standards Proposed for School Nutrition first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
De Smet, South Dakota cow-calf producer and cattle feeder Todd Wilkinson is the new president of the National Cattlemen’s Beef[more]
The post Wilkinson Leads NCBA first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
The National Cattlemen’s Beef Association and Beef Checkoff has launched its Trailblazers program, giving participants the tools and training to[more]
The post Trailblazers Ready to Tell Beef’s Story first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
The Northern Crops Institute is hosting another Cereal Innovators webinar Wednesday morning at nine. This webinar will feature Dr. Senay[more]
The post Register Now for All You Need to Know About Wheat Quality first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
The 2023 AgriGrowth officer team is in place. Associated Milk Producers Inc. CEO Sheryl Meshke succeeds Rod Hebrink of Compeer[more]
The post AgriGrowth Executive Committee Elected first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
North Dakota Farmers Union Government Relations Director Matt Perdue testified at yesterday’s North Dakota Senate Workforce Development Committee hearing this[more]
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During the 55th Annual Dairy Convention North Dakota Livestock Alliance Executive Director Amber Boeshans received the Merit Award. The Milky[more]
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North Dakota Livestock Alliance Executive Director Amber Boeshans was a recipient of the Merit Award at the North Dakota Dairy[more]
The post Expanding Dairy in ND first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
USDA is seeking public comment on a proposal to amend disease tracability regulations and require electronic identification for cattle and[more]
The post Opposition Seen for Electronic Ear Tag Proposal first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
A bill is being drafted in the South Dakota Legislature that will provide liability protection for farms and ranches from[more]
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Linda Christensen is the newest inductee into the Minnesota State Agricultural Society Hall of Fame. Christensen was the butter sculptor[more]
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During the Minnesota State Agricultural Association, Joe Scapanski of Sauk Rapids was re-elected to a second one-year term as president.[more]
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The list includes two glyphosate-resistant types of alfalfa, which was submitted for approval more than ten years ago. Both alfalfa[more]
The post China Approves Imports of Eight Biotech Crops first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
Adam Krause of Clear Lake, South Dakota has been elected president of the South Dakota Pork Producers Council. Krause was[more]
The post New Leadership for SDPPC first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
The Northern Crops Institute is hosting another Everything Ethanol webinar Wednesday morning at 10 AM. This webinar will feature Turner,[more]
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The first American Crystal Sugar Company beet stock brokered-sales of the new year happened last week. According to Acres &[more]
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Managing potato quality post-harvest is critical to profitability. Syngenta Post Harvest Manager Tim Madden says there are a number of[more]
The post Managing Stored Potatoes first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
Syngenta Agronomy Services Manager Chris Clemens says spring planting is shaping up to be wet. “It’s important to have a[more]
The post Get a Jump on Seed Treatments Before Spring first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
Rob Kupec will serve as the vice chair of the Minnesota Senate Agriculture, Broadband, and Rural Development Committee. The freshman[more]
The post Freshman to Serve as Senate Ag Committe Vice Chair first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
Widespread drought across the U.S. had pushed cattle prices upwards as supplies tighten. R-Calf USA CEO Bill Bullard is excited[more]
The post R-CALF USA Promotes Beef Competition first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
Soybean and Corn Advisor President Michael Cordonnier has been lowering his corn and soybean production estimates for Argentina. Cordonnier says[more]
The post Argentina Soybeans Behind Schedule first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
Clayton Pope Commodities market analyst Taylor Pope says South American weather continues to be the main market driver. “Volatility has[more]
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In this week’s Minnesota Farmers Union Minute, President Gary Wertish discusses where agriculture fits in the omnibus bill.
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As we flip the calendar to 2023, Minnesota Farmers Union President Gary Wertish says the farm bill will be the[more]
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The deadline for the Minnesota Corn Scholarship is approaching quickly! Hear more from MCGA Board Member Angela Guentzel in the[more]
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The United Soybean Board recently elected Meagan Kaiser of Missouri to serve as the organization’s new Chair. Kaiser says she[more]
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Join us in the latest Minnesota Beef Update to hear from Minnesota Beef Council CEO Kelly Schmidt as we head[more]
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South Dakota Wheat Commission Executive Director Reid Christopherson says the drought conditions this fall could limit the winter wheat crop[more]
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The Small Grain Update Meetings are starting after the New Year. Tune in to Minnesota Wheat Vice President of Operations[more]
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A new USDA report shows retail food prices increased 8.9 percent in the first seven months of 2022. All 13[more]
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Wheat seed buying decisions have moved earlier and earlier in the year. “Farmers are planning their whole farm so they’re[more]
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President Joe Biden has signed the $1.7 trillion omnibus spending bill. The bill includes $3.7 billion for crop and livestock[more]
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It was another slow trading week for American Crystal Sugar Company beet stock. According to Jayson Menke, owner, Acres &[more]
The post Beet Share Values first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
CHS Senior Vice President of Refined Fuels Jason Schwantz says most diesel fuel prices have declined in recent weeks. “The[more]
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North Dakota Farmers Union President Mark Watne says the railroads are critically important for the entire economy but admits it[more]
The post A Difficult Balance first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
From agronomy to energy, all CHS business segments performed well in the past year. Board member, Scott Cordes, who farms[more]
The post Looking Forward first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
The supply chain situation isn’t perfect, but CHS Executive Vice President of Country Operations Rick Dusek says conditions have improved. “A[more]
The post Supply Chain Improvements first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
In the Minnesota Farmers Union Minute, Government Relations Director Stu Lourey recaps the MFU state convention and policy priorities.
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Dr. Lindsay Pease, who is with the Northwest Research and Outreach Center has a special focus on phosphorus. Learn more[more]
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In this week’s edition of South Dakota Corn Comments, we catch up with South Dakota Corn Growers Association President Scott[more]
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Farmland values in the region are continuing a trend that was seen last spring. Red River Land Company President Chris[more]
The post Farmland is in High Demand first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
The Northern Crops Institute is hosting another Market Update: Weather Edition webinar Wednesday morning at 8 AM. This webinar will[more]
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The latest U.S. Drought Monitor shows a worsening of dry conditions across the Dakotas and Minnesota. In North Dakota, the[more]
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The Green Bison Soy Processing soybean crush plant at Spiritwood, North Dakota is making progress. According to President Mike Keller,[more]
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USDA Deputy Secretary Jewel Bronaugh represented the United States at the G20 Ag Ministerial Meeting. The ministerial made several commitments[more]
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Valent President/CEO Andy Lee is the new president of CropLife America. Lee succeeds Paul Rea of the BASF Corporation, who[more]
The post Rea Turns Over the CropLife Reins to Lee first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
Titan Machinery named CNH Industrial Head of Finance Bo Larsen as its new Chief Financial Officer and Treasurer effective December[more]
The post Titan Machinery Hires New Chief Financial Officer first appeared on Red River Farm Network.
In this week’s Canola Minute, Northern Canola Growers Association Executive Director Barry Coleman takes a look at USDA’s oil crops[more]
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In the latest MN Beef Update, meet LeeAnn Waugh, a new member of the Minnesota Beef Council.
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In the weekly Minnesota Wheat Minute, Vice President of Research Missy Carlson explains a few cover crop trials underway this[more]
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