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STAFF BLOG AG RIGHT Reversal of fortune in 2012
Some people outside agriculture seem to have the idea that farmers and ranchers agree on everything. The reality is far different. Apart from basic philosophical differences among producers, weather a...
Posted on 11/23/12 at 11:13 AM
RURAL REFLECTIONS Farm Update
I like to give readers a little slice of the farm on occasion. Some people farmed much of their lives and then retired while others grew up on the farm so both groups have memories that occupy...
Posted on 9/1/12 at 7:20 AM
National drought, heat loom large
The national agriculture drought and the specter of hot, dry conditions during corn pollination are looming large for farmers Agweek visited on July 17 and 18, in a swing that went from Fargo, N.D., to Rugby, N.D.
By Mikkel Pates , July 23, 2012
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Crop technology helps limit corn losses during drought
DES MOINES, Iowa — For months, Illinois farmer David Kellerman held out hope for rain, even as the worst drought in nearly 25 years spread across the country.
By DAVID PITT , July 12, 2012
USDA report pressures grains
With the exception of July Minneapolis, the wheat markets traded moderately lower for the week. For the week ending June 14, July Minneapolis gained 25 cents, September Minneapolis was down 5.75 cents, July Chicago was down 8.5 cents, September Chicago lost 7.5 cents, July Kansas City lost 10 cents and September Kansas City was down 10 cents.
By Ray Grabanski , June 18, 2012
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Chilly day, good-looking crops
On a normal mid-June day in the Upper Midwest, many farmers apply chemicals to their crops or take a first cutting of alfalfa.
But a recent Agweek trip through parts of Benson, Pierce and Bottineau counties in north-central North Dakota didn’t take place on a normal mid-June day. The day of the trip provided the worst possible weather to spray crops or cut alfalfa: rain clouds filled the sky, temperatures fell south of 50 degrees and a stiff, cold wind shook even the stoutest evergreens in shelterbelts.
By Jonathan Knutson , June 18, 2012
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Wheat market heats up
The wheat markets traded moderately higher last week. For the week ending June 7, July Minneapolis gained 27.25 cents, September Minneapolis was up 20.75 cents, July Chicago was up 29.5 cents, September Chicago gained 27.25 cents, July Kansas City gained 31.5 cents, and September Kansas City was up 31.25 cents.
By Ray Grabanski , June 11, 2012
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Markets decline continues
The wheat markets traded mostly lower. For the week ending May 31, July Minneapolis fell 33.5 cents, September Minneapolis was down 30 cents, July Chicago was down 36.25 cents, September Chicago lost 33.75 cents, July Kansas City fell 35 cents, and September Kansas City was down 34 cents.
By Ray Grabanski , June 04, 2012
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Frost hits area beans
Crops in northeast North Dakota and northwest Minnesota generally appear to be OK after an early morning frost Wednesday.
By Jonathan Knutson , May 30, 2012
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Conditions, cancellations pressure market
Wheat started last week off on a strong note, but faltered for the rest of the week. For the week ending May 24, July Minneapolis dropped 15.5 cents, September Minneapolis dropped 14 cents, July Chicago dropped 34 cents, and July Kansas City gave up 18.5 cents. Wheat was under pressure from spill-over selling from the other grains as well as from high crop ratings for spring wheat.
By Ray Grabanski , May 29, 2012
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Farmers off to a strong start
NELSON COUNTY, N.D. — Farmers and others involved in production agriculture in North Dakota’s Nelson County are much more optimistic this spring than they were a year ago.
By Jonathan Knutson , May 29, 2012
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Wheat gains support other grains
The winter wheat exchanges traded higher each day while Minneapolis was higher every day except May 14. For the week ending May 17, July Minneapolis gained 41 cents, September Minneapolis was up 38.5 cents, July Chicago was up 60.75 cents, September Chicago gained 55.5 cents, July Kansas City gained 62 cents and September Kansas City was up 58.5 cents.
By Ray Grabanski , May 21, 2012
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