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Seed treatment is especially important when planting soybeans early, Brad and Jacob Wade believe. They are constantly studying and evaluating new products. (DTN/Progressive Farmer photo by Pamela Smith)
More Green From Beans - 6
11/18/2019 | 7:18 AM CST
Chart a Soybean Road Map
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Curt Knutson, sugarbeet grower in Fisher, Minnesota, said the last of his sugarbeets became cattle feed as harvest ended due to frozen beets unable to be processed. (Photo by Curt Knutson)
Cash Market Moves
11/18/2019 | 12:28 PM CST
2019 Beet Harvest Over: Frozen Sugarbeets Left to Rot in Upper Midwest
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A second tranche of Market Facilitation Program payments are expected in the mail before Thanksgiving. (DTN file photo)
MFP Payments Coming Before Thanksgiving
11/15/2019 | 3:12 PM CST
Second Tranche of USDA Payments for 2019 Comes in Around $7.8 Billion
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Liquidity and farm income topped the ABA/Farmer Mac survey of bankers' worries. Uncertainties about trade and weather climbed up the list, while more traditional concerns, like rental rates and labor, slipped lower. (Chart courtesy of ABA)
Liquidity Concerns Grow
11/15/2019 | 12:41 PM CST
Bankers Worry About Liquidity as Farmers Adjust to Lean Times
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Propane demand is outstripping supply, thanks to cold, damp weather. In some places, priority will be given to hospitals, churches, schools, businesses and homes. (Photo by jasonwoodhead23, CC BY 2.0)
Problems Purchasing Propane
11/15/2019 | 11:55 AM CST
Propane Availability Issues Continue; Halts Harvest in Some Areas
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  1. Chart a Soybean Road Map

  2. 2019 Beet Harvest Over: Frozen Sugarbeets Left to Rot in Upper Midwest

  3. Second Tranche of USDA Payments for 2019 Comes in Around $7.8 Billion

  4. Bankers Worry About Liquidity as Farmers Adjust to Lean Times

  5. Propane Availability Issues Continue; Halts Harvest in Some Areas

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Curt Knutson, sugarbeet grower in Fisher, Minnesota, said the last of his sugarbeets became cattle feed as harvest ended due to frozen beets unable to be processed. (Photo by Curt Knutson)

2019 Beet Harvest Over: Frozen Sugarbeets Left to Rot in Upper Midwest

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Curt Knutson, sugarbeet grower in Fisher, Minnesota, said the last of his sugarbeets became cattle feed as harvest ended due to frozen beets unable to be processed. (Photo by Curt Knutson)

2019 Beet Harvest Over: Frozen Sugarbeets Left to Rot in Upper Midwest

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