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USDA announced it is opening sign-up for the Conservation Reserve Program to include both general and continuous enrollments. (DTN file photo by Todd Neeley)
CRP Sign-Up Set
12/5/2019 | 12:27 PM CST
Farm Service Agency Opens CRP Enrollment Through Feb. 28, 2020
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Snow, ice and wind have taken their toll on standing cornfields in Ontario, where late planting and wet conditions have delayed harvest into December. (Photo courtesy of Dan Petker)
Can Corn Overwinter?
12/4/2019 | 12:36 PM CST
The Risks of Leaving Corn Standing in Fields Through Winter
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Annette and Bruce Wiles are some of the first producers in Nebraska to grow hemp. They also produce hops for regional brewers. (Photo courtesy of Annette Wiles)
Search for New Crops
12/5/2019 | 11:59 AM CST
Diversify Your Crop Portfolio?
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The share prices of two publicly traded agricultural trading firms illustrate the limited profit optimism in the industry at the end of 2019. (Graphic by Elaine Kub)
Kub's Den
12/4/2019 | 6:50 AM CST
Spare a Thought for Grain Buyers
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Of eight major fertilizers, 10-34-0 is the only one to move higher this month. (DTN chart)
DTN Retail Fertilizer Trends
12/4/2019 | 8:57 AM CST
Lower Fertilizer Prices Still the Trend
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  1. Farm Service Agency Opens CRP Enrollment Through Feb. 28, 2020

  2. The Risks of Leaving Corn Standing in Fields Through Winter

  3. Diversify Your Crop Portfolio?

  4. Spare a Thought for Grain Buyers

  5. Lower Fertilizer Prices Still the Trend

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