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Record heat, a rare Pacific hurricane triplet, and a wobbly South American monsoon are the latest signs of a historic El Niño, and Nutrien’s Eric Snodgrass says it’s about to squeeze this fall’s harvest window, too.
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USDA certification clears Farm Credit institutions to invest in the Farmers Innovation Fund — the financing arm of a network where farmers pick the startups, run the trials and hold the equity.
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A strong El Niño could change pest, disease and weed risks. Here’s how.
Mike Minor with Professional Ag Marketing says grains are seeing profit taking but a catalyst creating some selling is news accounts that Russian President Putin may be considering a peace deal with Ukraine.
Barbell, beer can and banana are descriptive names for abnormal ear shapes that show up every season and cause yield losses — problems growers could avoid more often by tuning into three factors researchers refer to as GEM.
Matt Bennett with AgMarket.Net says grains rallied most of August and got a bit overbought so the correction was overdue and healthy. Plus, bull markets need to be continually fed.
Government payments, insurance and regenerative incentives are worth about $0.52 per bushel on a 220-bu farm. Add them to a $5.49 December board and the marketing math changes — if you know your numbers line by line.
After decades of planting beans after beans, Greg Anderson continues to test maturity groups, planting dates and harvest timing to spread risk and capture more value.
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Cotton stalks and residue can shelter insect pests after harvest. Plan your winter cleanup now.
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