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In less than five hours, Lester Langeland and son Marlin attached a hydraulic cylinder to their loader forks to keep bales from getting stuck.
Dryness in the Southern Plains is impacting winter wheat development.
Says slowdown in development of El Nino has occurred.
President Obama’s performance surprising to some.
Corn is seeing light followthrough buying, with soybeans lower.
One $100 Idea contestant and two online survey participants will win.
Your editors digest the Quarterly Grain Stocks Report & Small Grains Summary.
Traders begin to more actively even positions ahead of USDA’s Friday reports.
The U.S. Energy Information Administration released its Short-term Energy Outlook today.
Dave Mengel, Soil Fertility Specialist from the Kansas State University Extension answers three questions.
Pits with a thick foamy residue over the top of the manure are especially dangerous.
More frost expected across the upper Midwest toward week’s end.
Farmers who negotiate for discounts can reap a substantial savings.
Wheat sees spillover from neighboring pits.
Government efforts at quelling bomb attacks have left area farmers without access to fertilizer.
The board of directors has approved an increase of the company’s quarterly cash dividend.
Weaker U.S. dollar index supportive for commodity markets.
Frost advisories are in effect for North Dakota and northern Minnesota.
“This type of project is great news for our farmers and for the entire state of North Dakota.”
During the next few days, active weather will continue in the vicinity of a cold front.
Even if QE3 is announced, the actual event may fail to live up to the hype.
Chilly conditions to return to the Plains and Midwest early next week.
Grain futures choppy as traders await export sales and FOMC meeting details.
This improves pasture and winter wheat planting prospects.
In an unprecedented offering, foreign companies will be able to participate in joint venture bids as minority partners.
Much of the export/not-to-export debate revolves around domestic natural gas prices.
The reports were bearish for corn & neutral to bullish for beans.
Sen. Stabenow again calls for House action on bill | But Majority Whip McCarthy offers no timeline for wrap up of bill
One reason for the steady retail market, however, is the lack of buying interest.