Farm Journal Pulse
You're invited to be part of the heartbeat of our new na
tional producer panel that speaks up and speaks out. Participating is as easy as answering two quick poll questions per month via text message from your mobile phone.
The Farm Journal Pulse polls farmers and ranchers for their straight-from-the-farm opinions and crop progress updates. By partnering with Commodity Update, the leading provider of agricultural information to mobile phones, Farm Journal sends you the question via a text message on the first and third Wednesday of each month.
You take a moment to send an anonymous response, and the results are tallied. The next morning you'll be able to see how your answer compares with the rest of the nation. There’s no charge, but as always, any text message fees in your phone plan appl.
Special Farm Journal Pulse Questions
Do you believe foods made from GMO crops should be labeled?
Sign Up to Participate!
Fill out the form below to become a part of the Farm Journal Pulse. Or text the word "Pulse" to 46786. There's no charge, but as always, any text message fees in your phone plan apply. If ever decide to stop being a Farm Journal Pulse panel member, just let us know and we'll remove you from the group.
if you have suggestions of questions you'd like us to ask the national panel, e-mail FJPulse@farmjournal.com.
Previous Farm Journal Pulse Results
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What are your expectations for farmland values during 2013?
1/2/13
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What forms of precision ag technology do you use?
1/16/13
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How many inches of rain are needed to fully recharge your soil moisture?
2/7/13 |
What is the primary truck brand on your farm?
2-21-13
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What % of your acres do you rent?
3-6-13
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When do you think 2013 corn prices will peak?
3-20-13
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How much of your 2013 corn production is sold or priced?
4-3-13
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Approximately what percentage of your acreage is irrigated?
4-18-13
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What is the primary brand of your tractor fleet?
5/1/13
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What percentage of your corn crop is planted?
5/16/13
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What percent of your total acres will you not plant to its intended crop?
6/5/13
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