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When farmers go, they really go
When I was a kid, I had a grandmother who prided herself on her ability to do a lot of work in a short period of time. She put it like this: "When Grandma goes, she really goes." I'm reminded of that...
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Renewed hunger for life
My storage tank of column ideas was empty until last night. I had a good dream that made me think; which then made me write-which brings us to the business at hand. I had a friend die a few years ago...
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Garden Time?
Our recent stretch of mild weather has the trees beginning to bud out, some south facing tulips already in bloom and the lakes in Becker and Otter Tail County free of ice. This of course has many peo...
Posted on 4/9/10 at 2:22 AM
More blog posts about planting

A late, not-so-great spring

A late, not-so-great spring Agweek takes a trip through central North Dakota to hear from farmers about what. so far, has been a cold spring that has delayed planting

By Jonathan Knutson , May 13, 2013

When will planting start

When will planting start The start of planting usually varies substantially across the Upper Midwest. The erratic snow cover - deep in some places and almost non-existent in others - means some area farmers most likely will start much earlier than others.

By Jonathan Knutson , April 15, 2013

King wheat?

Wheat on the Northern Plains has been on the defensive in recent years. Pressure from competing crops, particularly corn and soybeans, has led many farmers to quit growing wheat, or at least reduce how much they raise. Interest in corn and soybeans is strong again this spring, and wheat acreage could continue to decline.

By Jonathan Knutson , April 01, 2013

South Dakota farmers wrapping up spring planting

SIOUX FALLS (AP) — South Dakota farmers are wrapping up their spring planting, and ranchers in the state are almost done moving cattle to pasture.

May 30, 2012

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Farmers make big advance planting soybeans

ST. PAUL (AP) — Warm weather is helping Minnesota farmers make rapid progress planting soybeans.

May 22, 2012

Markets slip lower

Markets slip lower Wheat lost ground big last week on improving conditions. The Wheat Quality Tour is estimating a much better than expected winter wheat crop while crop conditions in the Northern Plains have been close to ideal.

By Ray Grabanski , May 07, 2012

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PSC continues to investigate Falkirk, N.D., elevator

FARGO, N.D. — Falkirk Farmers Elevator in McLean County, N.D., remains in turmoil and people still don’t know what happened nearly two weeks after it was closed to deal with inventory shortfalls.

By Mikkel Pates , April 30, 2012

Another 'screwy' year

For the second straight spring, farmers in much of northwestern North Dakota are experiencing what Ross, N.D.-based grain elevator manager John Woodbury calls “a screwy year.”

By Jonathan Knutson , April 30, 2012

Crops appear OK after hard freeze

UPDATED 4:39 PM THURSDAY Crops in northeastern North Dakota and northwestern Minnesota don’t appear significantly damaged by a hard freeze on the morning of April 26, officials say.

By Jonathan Knutson , April 26, 2012

Markets retreat on favorable conditions

Markets retreat on favorable conditions Wheat closed last week ending April 19 mixed, with the winter wheat contracts ending with small losses to small gains while Minneapolis lost ground. For the week ending April 19, May Minneapolis was off 15 cents, May Kansas City was 5.5 cents lower and May Chicago was 1 cent higher.

By Ray Grabanski , April 23, 2012

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Staggered end

Staggered end FARGO, N.D. — Sugar beet processing season is coming to a close in the Red River Valley, even as the planting season is revving up.

By Mikkel Pates , April 23, 2012

All in a (long) day's work

All in a (long) day's work REYNOLDS, N.D. — It’s 11 a.m. on a sunny mid-April morning, and Gregg Johnson already has put in an eight-hour day. Roughly eight more hours of work await him.

By Jonathan Knutson , April 23, 2012

Farmers likely to be in fields after ground dries from weekend moisture

Farmers likely to be in fields after ground dries from weekend moisture After a 2.57-inch rainfall over the weekend, farmers are anxious for the ground to dry up so planting can begin.

By Anna Jauhola , April 17, 2012

USDA report surprises

USDA report surprises Wheat struggled last week, even with a friendly U.S. Department of Agriculture report. For the week ending April 12, May Minneapolis dropped 8.5 cents, May Chicago was 75 cents higher, and May Kansas City was off 9.5 cents.

By Ray Grabanski , April 16, 2012

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Farmers in ND, Minn. create farming app

BISMARCK — Two farmers have developed a smartphone application to help manage their farms even while they're still sitting on their tractors.

By Associated Press , April 11, 2012

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