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There is no excerpt because this is a protected post. Grain markets respond higher as Mexican tariffs paused President Trump says he’ll pause tariffs on imports of Mexican goods that fall under the U.S.-Mexico Canada agreement. Arlan Suderman with Stone X Group says the grain markets are higher responding Brownfield Ag
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Heat wave lingers on the southern Plains, seasonal warmth elsewhere; showers & t-storms in parts of the Corn Belt
4+ day, 10+ hour ago (180+ words) September 8, 2026 By Greg Soulje Filed Under: Ag Weather, Ag Weather, weather Across the Corn Belt, thunderstorms in the vicinity of a cold front extend southwestward from the upper Great Lakes region. In drier areas of the upper Midwest, the rain…...
Drought threatens crops in western, northwestern Corn Belt
1+ week, 1+ day ago (195+ words) September 4, 2026 By Carah Hart Filed Under: Ag Weather, News A climatologist says crops in the western and northwestern Corn Belt could see some of the greatest drought-related impacts this growing season. “Parts of the Dakotas, Southern Minnesota, even into portions…...
Central Plains drought takes toll on pasture, cattle herds
2+ week, 1+ day ago (236+ words) August 28, 2026 By Kellan Heavican Filed Under: Ag Weather, Ag Weather, Cattle, Cattle, Drought, Hay/Forage, Nebraska, News, weather A rangeland forage specialist says some producers are culling their herds due to the ongoing drought in the Central Plains. Mitch Stephenson…...
Grasshoppers, dry weather create challenges for South Dakota farmers
2+ week, 5+ day ago (178+ words) August 24, 2026 By Mark Dorenkamp Filed Under: Crops, News, South Dakota Crop pests have been a problem for some farmers in southeast South Dakota. Kevin Deinert grows corn, soybeans, and forages near Mitchell. “We’ve seen a lot of insect problems, whether…...
Insect pressure varies across Nebraska soybean fields
3+ week, 5+ day ago (247+ words) August 17, 2026 By Kellan Heavican Filed Under: Nebraska, News, Soybeans A crop protection cropping systems specialist says Nebraska soybean growers are seeing varying levels of losses from the state’s top two insects. Justin McMechan with the University of Nebraska says soybean…...
Variability is the theme for Nebraska crop conditions
1+ mon, 2+ day ago (169+ words) August 10, 2026 By Kellan Heavican Filed Under: Ag Weather, Ag Weather, Corn, Nebraska, News, Soybeans, USDA, USDA, weather A south-central Nebraska farmer says it’s been a year of weather and cop condition extremes. Randy Uhrmacher says the everything is all over…...
Missouri Bootheel research targets crop production challenges
1+ mon, 2+ day ago (222+ words) August 10, 2026 By Carah Hart Filed Under: Missouri, News Farmers and agriculture industry professionals took a look at University of Missouri Extension research happening in the Missouri Bootheel during the Delta Research Field Day. Blake Barlow with Missouri Soybeans tells Brownfield…...
Chaotic planting season leads to patchy corn disease development
1+ mon, 2+ week ago (208+ words) July 29, 2026 By Mark Dorenkamp Filed Under: Crops, Indiana, News An agronomist in the Eastern Corn Belt says disease pressure has been variable. Alexie Garner covers Indiana for Brevant Seeds and describes weather patterns as “widespread” since the start of the…...
Missouri farmers adjust schedules and irrigation as triple-digit heat stresses crops and cattle
1+ mon, 2+ week ago (400+ words) July 27, 2026 By Carah Hart Filed Under: Ag Weather, Crops, Livestock, Missouri, News Extreme heat has farmers in Missouri and the western Corn Belt moving grain extra early in the morning, keeping irrigation systems up and running and monitoring cattle for…...
Soil cracks highlight worsening drought in some Kansas fields
1+ mon, 2+ week ago (213+ words) July 23, 2026 By Kellan Heavican Filed Under: Ag Weather, Ag Weather, Crops, Kansas, News, weather North-central Kansas farmer Brett Grauerholz says ongoing drought is stressing his corn and soybean crops. “Luckily with some irrigation in the area, we’ve been able to…...