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After a historically slow start, corn and soybean planting progress have both reached average paces.

USDA ‘s weekly Export Sales data for the week ended May 26 showed net sales of U.S. cotton for both old- and new-crop delivery with additional sales of sorghum but cancellations of old-crop soybean sales.

If there was ever a time to consider producing for the global market, it’s now.

The crop situation in Canada ranges from dryness/drought in areas of the Western Prairies to excessive wetness/flooding in eastern growing regions.

. . . the highest weekly production tally since the week ended Dec. 10 and 3.6% above the corresponding week last year.

2,600 pumps in 31 states now offer ethanol blends. Jon Doggett, NCGA CEO, says year-round E15 will incentivize buyers and retailers to map a clear path to more E15 pumps, saving $12.2 billion in annual fuel costs.

As a farmer, boosting productivity and profitability helps you – and your operation – succeed. Good soil is one of the easiest and most effective ways to do so.

Did you know that maintaining good soil is one of the easiest and most effective ways for farmers to improve production and their profits?

As a farmer, increasing crop productivity and profitability helps your operation to succeed, both now and in the long term. That’s why protecting your land matters.

Your crops depend on balance – both in your farm practices and in the surrounding habitat. But outside forces like weather patterns and surrounding land use can impact the productivity and efficiency of your operation.