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Planters were flying at Arnusch Farms this week as they planted silage corn ahead of a potential snowstorm. (Photo courtesy of Marc Arnusch)
View From the Cab
5/22/2022 | 5:00 AM CDT
Wacky Weather Creates Hectic Planting Scenario for Farmers
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The used equipment market has been on a tear for two years. Used tractor prices are up 50%. But then, new equipment prices show no sign of easing either. Prices rose more than 11% last year and will keep on going up in 2022 and 2023. (Photo courtesy of Massey Ferguson)
Equipment Question: Buy Used or New?
5/21/2022 | 5:00 AM CDT
Farmers Face Decision of Buying New or Used Equipment When Prices Are Rising for Everything
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EPA is considering some dicamba use restrictions submitted by Bayer for the 2023 spray season, and other dicamba registrants might submit their own suggestions, the agency said in court filings on May 16. (DTN photo by Pamela Smith)
Proposed Changes to Dicamba
5/20/2022 | 10:01 AM CDT
EPA Reviews Proposed Dicamba Label Changes From Bayer for 2023
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Fagen Inc. employees form and pour concrete footings at Shell Rock Soy Processing in Shell Rock, Iowa. The crush plant, one of more than a dozen soy processing projects in the works, is expected to be operational by the end of the year. (DTN photo by Matthew Wilde)
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5/21/2022 | 5:00 AM CDT
Go for the Green: Money, Environment and Soy Crush
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Summertime offers mostly below normal precipitation for the interior U.S. with no improvement in pasture and hay conditions. (DTN graphic)
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5/20/2022 | 5:00 AM CDT
Western Drought Chokes Hay Supply
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  1. Wacky Weather Creates Hectic Planting Scenario for Farmers

  2. Farmers Face Decision of Buying New or Used Equipment When Prices Are Rising for...

  3. EPA Reviews Proposed Dicamba Label Changes From Bayer for 2023

  4. Go for the Green: Money, Environment and Soy Crush

  5. Western Drought Chokes Hay Supply

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Fagen Inc. employees form and pour concrete footings at Shell Rock Soy Processing in Shell Rock, Iowa. The crush plant, one of more than a dozen soy processing projects in the works, is expected to be operational by the end of the year. (DTN photo by Matthew Wilde)

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The EPA is expected to release a proposal for 2023 Renewable Fuel Standard volumes by September. (DTN file photo)

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The year-to-year move in Statistics Canada's summerfallow acre estimate points to the wettest years on the Prairies in recent history, with 2010 and 2011 standing out from all others. (DTN graphic by Cliff Jamieson)

Wet Years on the Prairies and Implications for Seeded Acres

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