May 20, 2013
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Pick Your Path, Farm Journal Corn College Lineup

Head to the field with Farm Journal Agronomists Ken Ferrie and Missy Bauer and Farm Journal High-Yield Wheat Expert Phil Needham.  MORE>
 

Droughts to Floods

Farmers, get ready for wild weather—the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration is predicting a little of everything this spring.  MORE>
 

A Few Rotten Apples Could Bring Crop Insurance Woes

Many farmers wonder whether the crop insurance conspiracy will be the impetus for sweeping changes in the crop insurance program. MORE>
 

Hard Reality, Water Condition and Chemical Performance

In many areas of the country, hard water is a fact of life, it’s a good idea to re-evaluate best practices to ensure chemical performance. MORE>
 

Outlook: Bears, Plant and Wait

The market is still reeling from the March bombshell that hit the grain complex. MORE>
 
 





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  • Soybeans 24% Planted, USDA Says
    05/20/2013
    Louisiana leads the field of 18 states with 63% planting progress as of Sunday.
  • Record-Breaking Spike in Corn Planting Progress
    05/20/2013
    As of May 19, 71% of the U.S. corn crop has been planted; a record-high 43% of the corn crop was planted last week.
  • AgWeb Radio: Closing Commentary 5-20-13
    05/20/2013
    Nate Smith of The Gulke Group says the planting progress report to be issued yet today has been keeping the market down on corn, however the report will not indicate how much planting was completed over the weekend. After this information has been digested by the market -- all eyes will be on the weather.
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