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NWS: Warm spring, varied precip outlook
Ukraine has only recently become a corn and soy export competitor, but was the breadbasket of Europe for centuries. Ukraine has about two-thirds of the richest soils in continental Europe.
The current surge in Brazilian wheat exports might encourage farmers to expand their wheat acreage, according to some agricultural consultants.
Black Sea ag markets research firm SovEcon reduced its Ukraine grain production forecasts based on the Russian invasion and weather conditions.
Should daylight saving time be permanent?
As part of the nationwide Farm Credit System, Farm Credit Mid-America takes its purpose to secure the future of rural communities and agriculture to heart.
The profit estimates are based on fall delivery prices of $6 corn and $14 soybeans, according to Gary Schnitkey, University of Illinois Extension economist and Soybean Industry Chair in Agricultural Strategy.
Farm Journal Field Agronomist Ken Ferrie shares his recommendations for early-planted soybeans — with the goal of getting the plants to flower before the summer solstice on June 21.
India’s government is expected to announce several actions in the coming weeks to help it replace global wheat supplies, according to government sources Reuters reported.
If Latin is Greek to you, allow me to translate: “Things are awful these days, especially Japanese camp food, and it’s other people’s fault. Mostly young people.”