The signing of House Bill 1371 in late April has loosened restrictions on corporate farming laws in North Dakota, providing the opportunity for the state’s producers to keep up with neighboring states in animal agriculture.
A landowner rights group is suing the North Dakota Industrial Commission over what the group argues are laws that allow an unconstitutional taking of lands for carbon storage.
Waterhemp began emerging in the Fargo area in mid-May, indicating eastern North Dakota farmers are in for another year of battling the challenging weed and keeping their fields clean.
EAST GRAND FORKS, Minn. – In May, the crew at K & D Krueger Farms worked hard to get the crops planted in a timely fashion.
Busch Light Corn Cans, limited-edition cans with corn on the can, are being released again this year to support U.S. farmers and Farm Rescue.
CARRINGTON, N.D. – Planting season was full speed ahead at the Rosenau family farm in mid-May, as Tysen Rosenau has been busy pulling the corn planter that he updated over the winter with his John Deere tractor down the rows planting into the clay loam soils.
WILTON, N.D. – Planting season for James and Jen Meyer has been underway at the couple’s farm near Wilton for the past 10 days. With some warm and sunny days in the 80s in mid-May, they have been making good headway.
WILTON, N.D. – Planting season for James and Jen Meyer has been underway at the couple’s farm near Wilton for the past 10 days. With some warm and sunny days in the 80s in mid-May, they have been making good headway.
With a stretch of warm temperatures and sunny skies in May, producers across the state are catching up to normal progress after a late start this spring.
ASV introduces the VT-100 and VT-100 Forestry Posi-Track compact track loaders. The new VT-100 CTL is a vertical lift machine for loading and grading applications. The VT-100 Forestry is suited for mulching, right-of-way clearance, site prep and more. The models include elevated comfort, vis…
The May USDA Oil Crops Outlook predicts a canola yield improvement this year of 73 pounds per acre. Based on an estimated 2.27 million acres planted and 2.19 million harvested, this is expected to result in a 4-billion-pound crop, which would be an increase of 200 million pounds from last ye…
In some regard, the soybean market has seen a similar scenario that is playing out in the corn market between old and new crop.
As producers continue to play catch-up in terms of getting this year’s durum crop in the ground, the durum market remains stable, which is actually good news.
The World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates (WASDE) reports released by USDA earlier in May were important in that they gave the market its first look at global production, supply, and demand forecasts for the 2023-24 marketing year for several crops, including sunflower. But that’s n…
Wheat producers were happy in mid-May as they made good planting progress after a slow start and prices moved higher. Toward the latter half of the month, they were still making good headway in regard to planting, but prices began to slip.
WASHINGTON – The Supreme Court on Thursday, May 25, made it harder for the federal government to police water pollution in a decision that strips protections from wetlands that are isolated from larger bodies of water.
With a difficult start to planting coupled with the cancellations of recent U.S. corn sales and more corn being sourced out of Brazil, the corn market is looking at a tale of two markets – one for old crop and one for new crop.
John Deere introduces new G5 Universal displays, a new JDLink M modem and is also making the StarFire 7000 Universal receiver available all as aftermarket options. This makes it easy for farmers to upgrade equipment they already own and take advantage of current and future technology.
USDA is looking at expanding small and mid-sized ag food and supply chains across the country, such as local meat, fruit, and vegetable processing businesses.
From June 5-8, FFA chapters across North Dakota will be heading to the NDSU campus for the State FFA Convention in Fargo, N.D. Some 87 of the 93 North Dakota FFA chapters are planning to attend the state convention, along with advisors, business representatives, sponsors and friends who supp…
Before the combine hits the fields, farmers in the Upper Midwest begin cleaning out bins and preparing them for the new crop. Once the grain is augered into the bins, they will manually turn on aeration fans at night to cool down the crop and spend a lot of time walking up and down ladders o…
Things rarely go the way you expect in a veterinary clinic.
Cattlemen’s organizations in both Montana and North Dakota are opposing a decision by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) to allow the American Prairie Reserve, a non-profit entity, to graze bison on 63,000 acres of BLM land in Phillips County, Mont.
John Deere is offering HarvestLab 3000 Grain Sensing on 2018 or newer John Deere S700 Series Combines. Grain Sensing continuously measures and monitors protein, starch and oil values in wheat, barley or canola in real time as the combine is harvesting. This site-specific data can then be vie…
VERONA, N.D. – It’s the end of an era for Katherine and Kent Plessner, who retired from farming on their centennial farm in southeastern North Dakota after harvest last fall. They will continue to live in their farmhouse, which they built in 1980, and rent out their land to a relative.
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