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Corn planting on the Minnesota side of the Red River Valley. (Mike Spieker / Agweek)

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Dry conditions allow planters to keep moving

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Southeast Minnesota program will rescue the food from farms otherwise left behind

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COVID-19 vaccination divides rural America

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Mann Lake Limited holds its annual "Bee Day" in May each year, during which beekeeping enthusiasts can pick up bees to fill their hives. Photo taken May 8, 2021, at Hackensack, Minn. (Emily Beal / Agweek)

Agriculture

Mann Lake holds its annual 'Bee Day' for beekeeping enthusiasts

Weather

North Dakota, South Dakota, Montana see no drought relief

The announcement of the soybean plant is a big win for North Dakota soybean producers (Erin Ehnle Brown / Grand Vale Creative LLC)

Agriculture

ADM plant is a 'great milestone for the North Dakota soybean industry'

Opinion

Farm Boy Memories

Taking a step back in time is appropriate as Memorial Day approaches, Mychal Wilmes says. (Pixabay photo)

The reason for Memorial Day, through the pages of rural history

Jonathan Knutson

Plain Living

Now, with so many of our rural communities confronting awful drought and COVID-19, the importance of remembering the positives of agriculture, particularly the joys that it brings, is timely, perhaps even essential, Jonathan Knutson says. (Kallie Coates / Grand Vale Creative LLC)

The greatest joys of modern agriculture

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Markets

AgweekTV's Michelle Rook and Randy Martinson of Martinson Ag Risk Management discuss the fallout from the May World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates report.

Markets

The top may be in for the corn market

Markets

Tough week for grains doesn't mean the party is over

Agriculture

May WASDE report gives first look at new crop outlook

Policy

The original Civilian Conservation Corps also focused on erosion during the 1930s "Dust Bowl" in the Southern Plains. (Agri-Pulse photo)

Government and Politics

Biden's Climate Corps could help preserve soil and water, say advocates

World

Brazil's lower house passes bill to ease environmental permits

Government and Politics

Use of like-kind exchanges could be at risk under Biden tax plan

Soil Health

The original Civilian Conservation Corps also focused on erosion during the 1930s "Dust Bowl" in the Southern Plains. (Agri-Pulse photo)

Government and Politics

Biden's Climate Corps could help preserve soil and water, say advocates

Sugarbeet

Mario Pitts continually looks to improve sustainability practices on his Western Sugar farm

Sugarbeet

North Dakota family’s ‘Soil Warrior’ does vertical, strip tillage

Crops

Corn planting on the Minnesota side of the Red River Valley. (Mike Spieker / Agweek)

Agriculture

Dry conditions allow planters to keep moving

Transportation

Mississippi River reopens near Memphis after shutdown caused barge jam

Markets

Tough week for grains doesn't mean the party is over

Livestock

Epicurious took to Instagram to announce its decision to rid its recipes of beef. (Epicurious Instagram)

Agriculture

Epicurious announces it will no longer share beef recipes, but that's not necessarily a nutritional good

Agriculture

Producers should be mindful of their spring grazing management plan

Columns

Diving back into the 4-H sheep pen

Lifestyle

A reader wonders why these shrubs are turning yellow. Special to The Forum

Home and Garden

Non-hardy shrubs might look nice, but they'll probably die back eventually

Home and Garden

Getting the most from your trip to the garden center

Food

The first tastes of spring

Weather

Weather

Warmer weather and spotty showers expected

Weather

North Dakota, South Dakota, Montana see no drought relief

Weather

Spring weather begins to move into the area

Agribusiness

Poet's ethanol plant at Chancellor, South Dakota. (Photo courtesy of Poet)

Business

Biofuels processor POET in talks to acquire Flint Hills' ethanol assets -companies

Business

CBD oil processor offers THC ‘remediation,’ but regulators urge caution

Agriculture

Hertz Farm Management acquires Wingert Realty & Land Services

Sugarbeet

Kevin Olson (left) and his son, Carter Olson (right), add seed to the planter. (Mike Spieker / Agweek)

Sugarbeet

Sugarbeet planting wraps up at Bitker Farms

Sugarbeet

May 1971 featured a new sugarbeet plant, a successful youth program and record planting in southern California

Sugarbeet

Murphy finds positions with sugarbeet groups a 'natural fit'