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A large part of the Texas winter wheat crop could have been damaged by hard freezes March 24-26....More

Wheat producers are challenged to employ a number of strategies to manage these foliar diseases....More

Corn prices are dependent on corn production. Wheat prices are dependent on wheat production and corn production. Both wheat and corn production are dependent on the weather....More

Protein and oil levels matter to soy’s biggest users and a quality product help protect and expand markets....More

On March 28, the USDA will release an estimate of U.S. corn stocks as of March 1, 2013....More

Two pieces of legislation have been introduced that would cut the premium subsidy for crop insurance....More

Reduced tillage improves odds for drought-stressed Oklahoma Panhandle grain producer....More

Weather continues to be dominant factor in wheat market....More

Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack received a thunderous ovation from a standing room only crowd at the recently completed Commodity Classic when he admonished the U.S. Congress to, “Forget about your party, forget about the people who paid for your last campaign, forget about your next campaign, and just do your job.”...More

More than 450 exhibits, featuring the latest in equipment, products, and services await you at the 61st Mid-South Farm and Gin Show, which begins today (Friday, March 1) at the downtown Cook Convention Center in Memphis....More

Farmers participating in the National Corn Growers Association 2012 National Corn Yield Contest set a new record by submitting 75 entries that surpassed the 300 bushels-per-acre mark....More

This is the third canola crop for Matt and the second for Bill. They recently moved to no-till farming, choosing to replace steel plows and leave crop residue in their fields to better manage wind and water erosion and soil nutrients....More