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September 2026 WASDE Report Recap
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Rhett Montgomery's Reaction to WASDE Report
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Reporter's Notebook
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Lessons Learned From Generations Showing Cattle
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Reporter's Notebook
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Corn, Soy Yield Estimates From 2026 DTN Digital Yield Tour
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Reporter's Notebook
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Upcoming DTN Digital Yield Tour Details
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Reporter's Notebook
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Beef Industry Exchange Webinar Details and How to Register
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Reporter's Notebook
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DTN Fertilizer Prices and Trends Update
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Wheat Quality Council Hard Winter Wheat Tour Day 1 Interview with Landon Trout
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Wheat Quality Council Hard Winter Wheat Tour: Interview with Landon Trout, Kansas Wheat Alliance
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Reporter's Notebook
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Summer Weather Outlook; Record Strong Super El Nino Expected by Fall or Winter
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Reporter's Notebook
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Wheat: From Increasing Profitability to Entering 2026 National Wheat Yield Contest
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Reporter's Notebook
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Farm Bill: Current Status and What Happens Next for Farmers
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Reporter's Notebook
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Fertilizer Trends Update: Prices Rise With Iran War
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Reporter's Notebook
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Impact of the Iran War on Farmers, Grain and Energy Markets
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Reporter's Notebook
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Late-Winter to Summer Weather Outlook DTN Ag Meteorologist John Baranick gives the seasonal outlook to see how La Nina and El Nino may affect planting and crop growth.
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Reporter's Notebook
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DTN Counts Down Top 10 Ag Stories of 2025
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Reporter's Notebook
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More Details On December's DTN Ag Summit And How To Register
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Reporter's Notebook - Winter Weather Outlook
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The winter weather outlook, including temperatures, precipitation and impact on drought.
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Reporter's Notebook
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View From the Range profiles ranch in New Mexico
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Reporter's Notebook
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Seed Series Provides Closer Look at Value, Purpose of Commercial and Farmer Seed Test Plots
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Reporter's Notebook - Upcoming DTN Digital Yield Tour
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DTN Digital Yield Tour starts Aug. 11: How you can follow the tour and its analysis about the crop yield estimates.
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Navigating Ag's Labor Crisis
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DTN/Progressive Farmer is doing special coverage of the ag labor issue in magazine/online. Here are more details.
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Reporter's Notebook
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2025 DTN Ag Summit Series: Future of the Cowherd
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Reporter's Notebook - Summer Weather Outlook
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After a wet spring, will summer weather still be hot and dry?
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Reporter's Notebook
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States, Ag Groups join Bayer to fight Roundup product-liability cases
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Reporter's Notebook
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Why farmers should pay attention to world population trends and plan trade strategically.
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Reporter's Notebook - Chainsaw Safety Tips
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How To Be Safer With Chainsaws As You Clean Up Tree Damage After Storms
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Reporter's Notebook
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Retail Fertilizer Price Trends
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Reporter's Notebook
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April Weather Outlook Heading Into Planting Season
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September 2026 WASDE Report Recap
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Rhett Montgomery's Reaction to WASDE Report
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August WASDE Report
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Rhett's Reaction to WASDE
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A New Gold Standard
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Pests, disease and weather may all contribute to yield loss, but without pollination, there's no yield to lose. An Iowa-based company is developing technology to take control of this stage of crop growth.
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Georgia Lucas, Dusty Lane Farms in Elmer, New Jersey
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Georgia Lucas discusses what she has learned by participating in The Executive Program for Agricultural Producers (TEPAP)
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Kristjan Hebert, Hebert Group in Moosomin, Saskatchewan, Canada
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Kristjan Hebert graduated The Executive Program for Agricultural Producers (TEPAP) and has come back in recent years to help guide others through the program.
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Ryan Heiniger
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Ryan Heiniger, executive director of the Conservation Technology Information Center (CTIC), discusses this year's farm conservation tour in North Carolina.
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Rice Planting Challenges in Arkansas
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Scott Matthews, a farmer in northeast Arkansas, talks about rice markets and dry planting conditions this spring that he normally doesn't face.
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Sit Down with Deanna Kovar
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Deere's Deanna Kovar talks about sales, tariffs, parts and technology.
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Lisa Tate, A farmer's voice on farm labor
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Lisa Tate Soury, whose family has farmed in Ventura County, CA., since 1882, has become more vocal over the past year since ICE began raiding farms and rounding up farm workers in southern California. Her farm grows citrus, avocados and coffee.
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D.J. and Chelsea Hladky
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Balancing what matters most.
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Houston and Katy Howlett, Glendale, Kentucky
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Choosing reason above emotion.
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Lucas and Dana Dull, Thorntown, Indiana
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Making memories of the farm.
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Kinnan Fab - Home to Grow
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New space gives KinnanFAB room to innovate.
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Best Shop 2025
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Here's a great shop built for business.
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September 2025 Grain Stocks Report
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Greg Horstmeier and Rhett Montgomery discuss the latest Grain Stocks Report
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Sept. 12, 2025 WASDE Recap
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2025 Digital Yield Tour - Missouri
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Travis Dixon of Audrain County, Missouri, shares how his corn and soybeans have fared during the 2025 growing season.
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Build This Welding Cart
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Here's how to make your welder and welding supplies portable.
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USDA Reports
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Positive Data from the May WASDE Sends Corn and Soy Higher
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DTN Progressive Farmer's America's Best Young Farmers and Ranchers Program
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Meet the 2025 Class of ABYFR winners and hear them describe in their own words about their operations, successes, challenges and goals
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Tony Coleman Talks About PFAS Contamination on His Texas Farm
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A small Texas cattle producer, Tony Coleman has lost more than 40 cows and calves over the past two years. County tests show contamination from forever chemicals on his land is causing dramatic harm to his cows' livers.
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USDA Reports
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Unexpected Drop in Corn and Soy Yield, Production Sends Markets Higher
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WASDE Report December 2024
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USDA Raises Corn Demand More Than Expected
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Worth the Retail Price
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If you're too comfortable you won't grow, says Emily Mullen. There is supposed to be stress in farming.
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Leaving the Comfort Zone
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Andrew Eddie is building a business on quality, pride in consistency.
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Risk is Not Taking Risk
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Ben and Lauren Neale found opportunity to sell their beef to consumers in the grips of Covid.
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Failure Isn't Fatal
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3 Farm Daughters learned early on that new ideas need to be proven in the heat of the marketplace.
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New Love For the Farm
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Agriculture has always been part of Tanner Hento's heart, even if he wished it wasn't.
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Brute Force 450
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Kawasaki rolls out new farm, ranch Brute Force 450 4x4.
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USDA Reports
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USDA Boosts Corn Production in October WASDE
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Jarrett Orman - Rockin J Productions
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As a boy growing up in Iowa, Jarrett Orman loved setting up toy rodeos and pretending to be the announcer. At the age of 21, he now announces and is sound director at rodeos across the country.
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Ready To Expand
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Tom and Tina Favero's shop consolidated remote work areas and is built to grow when they need new spaces.
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Celebrating the Iowa State Fair
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The 2024 Iowa State Fair continues through Aug. 18 in Des Moines. The fair started in 1854 but moved to its current location in 1886 in Des Moines. It attracts over 1 million visitors each year.
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USDA WASDE Report July, 2024
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WASDE Features Bearish Production Changes for Wheat
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AGCO Intros Autonomous Grain Cart
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AGCO is offering an autonomous grain cart retrofit in time for the 2025 harvest.
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Restored 1953 Farmall Super M, Three Generations of Central Iowa Farming
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DTN Senior Livestock Editor Jennifer Carrico's grandfather purchased this Farmall Super M in 1953 and it has been used by three generations on her central Iowa farm and then restored by her son, the fourth generation.
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Scott Matthews
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Arkansas rice and soybean farmer
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Carolyn Jones
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CEO of the Mississippi Minority Farmers Alliance
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Agrovoltaics in Iowa
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Research at Iowa State University is looking at growing fruits and vegetables under solar panels.
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Planting Soybeans Directly into a Cover Crop
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Hank Graves, who farms in Platte County, Mo., is planting soybeans directly into a wheat-cereal rye cover crop mix that was sprayed with a herbicide a few days earlier. Graves said his family is participating in the Farmers for Soil Health program.
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USDA WASDE Reports
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Lower Corn Ending Stocks Send December Corn Higher
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2025 Polaris Ranger XP 1000
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We put the 2025 Polaris Ranger XP 1000 through its paces across Texas Hill Country
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USDA Reports
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April WASDE Report Shows Few Surprises
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USDA Reports
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Bullish Corn Seeding Outlook Sends Corn Screaming Higher
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Eye On Technology
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Deere talks cameras and autonomy
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USDA WASDE Report
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Soybeans Rise on Revised Chinese Demand Data, Wheat Rallies Despite More Cancellations
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Walkaround New Case IH AF11
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Here's a walkaround of the new Case IH, 775 hp, 567 bushel capacity AF11 combine.
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Bobcat at 2024 CES
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Joel Honeyman, vice president of global innovation, Bobcat, tells how Bobcat is incorporating battery power, autonomy and glass technology into its machines.
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USDA Reports
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February WASDE Shows Bearish Demand Changes for U.S., Slight Production Changes for Brazil
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Kawasaki RIDGE
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Kawasaki introduces RIDGE and RIDGE XR
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2024 Best Young Farmers and Ranchers - Brad Laack
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DTN/Progressive Farmer's America's Best Young Farmers and Ranchers honors Brad Laack, Lake Effect Farms LLC, Sheboygan Falls, Wisconsin
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2024 Best Young Farmers and Ranchers - Tyler and Megan Knott
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DTN/Progressive Farmer's 2024 America's Best Young Farmers and Ranchers program honors Megan and Tyler Knott, Knott Land and Livestock/Trout Creek Meats, at Oak Creek, Colorado
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2024 Best Young Farmers and Ranchers - Kasey Bamberger and Heath Bryant
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DTN/Progressive Farmer's 2024 America's Best Young Farmers and Ranchers program honors Kasey Bamberger and Heath Bryant, Bryant Agricultural Enterprise, Washington Court House, Ohio
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2024 Best Young Farmers and Ranchers - Rachel Arneson
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DTN/Progressive Farmer's America's Best Young Farmers and Ranchers program honors Rachel Arneson, Arneson Farms, Halstad, Minnesota
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Ag Summit 2023 Day 2 - #9 Growing Season Outlook for 2024
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Ag Meteorologist John Baranick Shares Weather Expectations for 2024's Growing Season
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Ag Summit 2023 Day 2 - #8 Sustainability with DTN Consultant Stephen Hearn
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DTN Consultant Stephen Hearn shares two products that support sustainability through the use of regenerative practices: EcoField and Ag Marketplace.
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Ag Summit 2023 Day 2 - #7 Family Business
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Ethan Smith, Family Business Advisor at Pinion, Shares Core Virtues of Family Business and How to Transition from Laborer to Leader
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Ag Summit 2023 Day 2 - #6 Evolution of Tech
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Ag Summit 2023 Ag Tech Experts and Farmers Share Perspective on Latest Advances in New Farm Technology
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Ag Summit 2023 Day 1 - #5 America's Best Young Farmers and Ranchers
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The 2023 Class of America's Best Young Farmers and Ranchers Discuss Farm Life, Business Strategies and Challenges
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Ag Summit 2023 Day 1 - #3 A New, Old World: What to Expect on Interest Rates in Agriculture
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Rabobank's Senior Market Strategist Christian Lawrence Shares Perspective, Strategies for Farmers in Today's Interest Rate Environment
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Ag Summit 2023 Day 1 - #1 Marcia Taylor Memorial Lecture
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Farm Credit Services of America CEO Mark Jensen Shares Perspective on Risks and Opportunities in Agriculture
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USDA WASDE Report
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A recap of the Dec. 8 WASDE Report with Senior Analyst Dana Mantini
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In The News
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Katie Dehlinger Talks With Todd Hultman and John Baranick
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In The News
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Katie Dehlinger Talks With Mary Kennedy About Current Commodities
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USDA Reports
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Soybeans Soar on Lower Yield and Production
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USDA Reports
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Bearish Production and Stocks Send Wheat and Soybeans Lower
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Build Your Conservation Legacy and Increase Your Profit Potential
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Jimmy Emmons, VP, Trust in Food Partnership for Climate-Smart Commodities
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Oklahoma farmer and livestock producer Jimmy Emmons speaking to DTN about his work involving cover crop adoption and integrating livestock into those practices.
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USDA WASDE Reports
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Corn and Soybeans Fall on Slightly Bearish WASDE
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FPS - New Holland
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FPS - Deere See & Spray Premium
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Digital Yield Tour - Kansas Perspective
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Adam Stuteville, regional manager for Farmers’ Independent Research of Seed Technologies (FIRST) in Kansas and southeast Nebraska, discusses crop conditions and yield potential near Louisburg in east-central Kansas.
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Digital Yield Tour, Missouri Perspective
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Zach Grossman, a farmer from Tina, Missouri, talks about how his corn and soybean crops have fared through hot, dry conditions in the Show-Me State.
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USDA WASDE Report
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Markets Falter Despite a Neutral to Bullish WASDE Report
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In The News
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Katie Dehlinger Talks with John Baranick and Todd Hultman About the Week's Weather and Markets.
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Digital Yield Tour - Illinois Perspective
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Some of Jamin Ringger's McClean County, Illinois, farm went 55 days without rain in May and June, but the corn's turnaround since has been remarkable.
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Digital Yield Tour - Indiana Perspective
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Cold, wet planting delayed corn planting on Guy Schafer's farm northeast of Indianapolis, but when weather turned hot, soil moisture carried them through.
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In The News
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Katie Dehlinger, Todd Hultman and John Baranic Discuss the Weeks Markets and Weather.
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Digital Yield Tour, Iowa Perspective
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Kevin Ross, a farmer in Southwest Iowa, talks about crop conditions dealing with drought during planting season that appears to have eased over the past month at his farm.
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Dr. Erin Hodgson and Gall Midge
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2023 Multiple State Soybean Gall Midge Field Day, Mead, NE
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In The News
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Katie Dehlinger, Todd Hultman and John Baranic Discuss the Weeks Markets and Weather.
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In The News
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Katie Dehlinger, Todd Hultman and John Baranick Discuss Markets and Weather Over the Week
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In The News
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Katie Dehlinger and Todd Hultman Discuss The Week's Events.
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2023 July 10 Thunderstorm - F.I.R.S.T. plot near Sanborn, Iowa
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Farmer's Independent Research of Seed Technologies (FIRST) time lapse perspective of passing storm cells.
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A tour of Cattleland Feedyards near Strathmore, Alberta.
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DTN is participating in a tour of agriculture in Alberta, Canada, as part of the International Federation of Agricultural Journalists (IFAJ).
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Build for Opportunity
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Nebraska farmer Matt Kirchhoff writes a new farming story as he expands his grain storage capacity.
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2023 June 29 Midwest Storm - F.I.R.S.T. plot near Gridley, Illinois
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Farmer's Independent Research of Seed Technologies (FIRST) time lapse during bow echo storm.
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In the News
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In the News - with Katie Dehlinger, Todd Hultman and John Baranick
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Markets & Weather In Review
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Weekly Markets & Weather In Review with Katie Dehlinger, Todd Hultman and John Baranick
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USDA WASDE, June 9th
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No Major Changes in the June WASDE Report
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Special Projects - Chandra Langseth
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Chandra and Mike Langseth, of Barney, N.D. are participants in this year's View From the Cab. DTN's Pamela Smith visited them on May 25 and Chandra shared how seeding went this spring.
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Special Projects - Roger Hoy
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Roger Hoy, director of the tractor laboratory at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, talks with DTN Staff Reporter Todd Neeley about work being done at the lab, as well as the state of farmers’ ability to repair their own agriculture equipment.
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Wheat Farmer Nicole Berg
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An interview with Nicole Berg, a wheat farmer in southeast Washington, talking about the possible impacts of removing four federal dams on the Snake River.
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Cameras in Motion
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John Deere uses two types of cameras to give vision to its 8R autonomous tractor (stereo cams) and to its See 412R Sprayer with its See & Spray Ultimate technology; a single camera to identify weeds as small as a finger nail while running at 12 mph.
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USDA WASDE Report
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April WASDE Report Holds Few Surprises
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Autonomous Equipment Demonstration
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Autonomous John Deere 8R 410 Tractor paired with a 2430 Chisel Plow during a tech media Day that John Deere held at its test farm at Coupland, Texas on April 4, 2023
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Snowmelt Satellite Loop
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A visible satellite loop over the North-Central U.S. from April 1-2 from the College of DuPage website.
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USDA Reports March 31, 2023
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Soybeans Surge on Lower Stocks and Acreage than Trade Estimates
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Special Projects - FFA Tractors
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FFA Drive Your Tractor to School Day at Arlington (NE) High School on Friday, March 24, 2023.
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USDA Reports
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March WASDE Features Lower U.S. Corn Exports, Argentine Production
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Special Projects - Mexican Charreada Exhibition
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A Mexican charreada exhibition involved a team of women riding sidesaddle to perform the escaramuza, a synchronized equestrian event.
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Q&A with Deere President Cory Reed
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DTN/Progressive Farmer sits down with Deere President Cory Reed to talk about technology, how farmers might get access to it and what's new from Deere.
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USDA Reports - WASDE 02/08
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Neutral WASDE Report
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Special Projects - Ben Kron
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NCGA corn yield champion Ben Kron, Evansville, Indiana, discusses his top five points of emphasis when maintaining and setting up a planter to achieve high yields. He won the 2021 strip-till (and other practices) irrigated class with nearly 391 bpa.
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Pasture Management, Puerto Rico
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Katiera Perez, a specialist with the Cooperativa De Productores De Leche De Puerto Rico (COOPLE), and dairy farmer Jorge Rivera Cordero discuss increasing grazing practices.
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Tourism, Puerto Rico
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Pablo Martinez with his brother and family talk about turning their dairy farm into a tourism destination.
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De La Crema Dairy, Puerto Rico
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Dr. Jose Torrado talks about his 250-head dairy near Hatillo, Puerto Rico
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USDA WASDE Report
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Dana Mantini reviews today's USDA WASDE Report
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Ag Summit 2022, Day 2, Session 6
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Ag Summit 2022, Day 1, Session 3
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Ag Summit 2022, Day 1, Session 4
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Ag Summit 2022, Day 1, Session 1
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Ag Summit 2022, Day 2, Session 5
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Ag Summit 2022, Day 2, Session 9
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Ag Summit 2022, Day 2, Session 8
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2023 CES Wheels
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The CES is Las Vegas was thick this year with high-tech electric-powered vehicles.
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Deere Announces ExactShot
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John Deere announced its new ExactShot technology at the CES in Las Vegas today. ExactShot sprays starter fertilizer only on the planted seed. Deere estimates the technology will reduce the use of starter fertilizer by 60%
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CNH Autonomous Tillage, Arizona Tech Day, Dec. 8, 2022
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CNH Industrial's autonomous tillage solution was introduced during the manufacturer's 2022 Tech Day.
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USDA Reports
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Few Unexpected Changes in December WASDE
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Weed Seed Destructor
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Prashant Jha, Iowa State University Extension weed specialist, discusses testing on the Redekop weed seed destructor, which destroys weed seeds that enter a combine. It's a tool to fight herbicide-resistant weeds.
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Shawn Hock, Syngenta
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Shawn Hock, Syngenta herbicide product lead, discusses how farmers can maximize fertilizer efficiency through weed control at the company's 2022 Media Summit in New Orleans.
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Special Projects - Derek & Tannis Axten
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Derek and Tannis Axten, who farm near Minton, Saskatchewan, have adjusted their farm operation to produce more crops that yield less but have higher value in food markets. The farm is planning to build its own flour mill over the next year as well.
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Special Projects - Mark Hoimyr
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Mark Hoimyr moves cattle from one grazing pen to another on Box H Farm near Gladmar, Saskatchewan. Hoimyr markets grass-fed cattle off his 5,000 acres of native prairie and grasses.
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Chris Judson, Polaris Off-Road Utility
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A Sit Down: Chris Judson V.P. & Gen Manager Polaris Off-Road Utility with Dan Miller, DTN/Progressive Farmer
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Brad McDonald
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Brad McDonald, a farmer from eastern Iowa, talks to DTN about signing up with CIBO's test pilot program and his interest in using climate-smart practices to ideally reduce chemical fertilizers on his farm.
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Sarah Carlson
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Sarah Carlson, senior program director for Practical Farmers of Iowa, talks to DTN about PFI's work with PepsiCo to enroll farmers in a cover crop program to reduce nitrogen use.
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Eric Hansotia, CEO AGCO
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A Sit Down: Eric Hansotia, CEO AGCO with Dan Miller DTN/Progressive Farmer
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Carry the Seed Bag
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Carry the Seed Bag Slideshow
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USDA WASDE, Crop Production Report
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September USDA/WASDE Results
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American Coalition for Ethanol CEO Brian Jennings on ethanol industry developments
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American Coalition for Ethanol CEO Brian Jennings talks about some of the latest developments in the ethanol industry with DTN Staff Reporter Todd Neeley
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Digital Yield Tour - Dave Walton: Corn
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Dave Walton of Wilton, Iowa, talking about the 2022 growing season and yield potential of his corn.
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Digital Yield Tour - Dave Walton: Soybeans
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Dave Walton of Wilton, Iowa, talking about the 2022 growing season and yield potential of his soybeans.
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2022 Wheat Tour Day 3 - Dave Green
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Dave Green, Wheat Quality Council executive vice president, provides final yield estimates and analysis for the council’s 2022 Hard Spring Wheat And Durum Tour.
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2022 Wheat Tour Day 2 - Dave Green
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Dave Green, Wheat Quality Council executive vice president, talks about Day 2 of the council's annual Hard Spring Wheat and Durum Tour. About 50 scouts assess fields in North Dakota and Minnesota.
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Special Projects - Scott VanderWal
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Scott VanderWal, VP of AFBF and also president of SDFB, of Volga, S.D. shares what are some of the main issues for Farm Bureau members in the U.S.
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Special Projects - Shawn Harding, NCFB
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Shawn Harding, president of the North Carolina Farm Bureau, talks about labor challenges and input issues facing farmers in his state.
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Corn Tar Spot Inspections
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Alison Robertson, an Iowa State University Extension plant pathologist, explains why farmers should be out scouting cornfields for tar spot.
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Special Projects - Nebraska Storm Damage
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On a 50-mile drive from York, Nebraska to Lincoln, DTN editors Elaine Shein and Dan Miller document the path of a hail and wind storm that devastated crops, grain bins and pivots earlier this week.
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Aaron Zenner: Carving a Niche With Wooden Machinery Models
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Making wooden models of ag machinery turns a hobby into a full-time job for Aaron Zenner.
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Special Projects - Michael Cully
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Michael Cully, CEO of Susterre, discusses the use of ultra-high-pressure water jets on planters to more easily slice through crop residue and inject nutrients to improve row-crop stands and yields.
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Special Projects - Shayne Franzoy
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Chris Clayton speaks with Shayne Franzoy, an onion and chili pepper farmer near Hatch, NM
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Kansas Hard Winter Wheat Tour Day 3
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Justin Gilpin, Kansas Wheat CEO, discusses final yield and production estimates of the Wheat Quality Council’s 2022 Hard Winter Wheat Tour, which concluded May 19 in Manhattan, Kansas.
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Kansas Hard Winter Wheat Tour Day 2
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Aaron Harries, vice president of research and operations with Kansas Wheat, talks about estimated yield results and more from Day 2 of the Wheat Quality Council's Hard Winter Wheat Tour
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Plainview, Texas, farmer Hagen Hunt
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Plainview, Texas, farmer talks about irrigation challenges in the Texas Panhandle.
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Drought in Texas Panhandle
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Texas farmers talk about drought in the Texas Panhandle.
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Home Base
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Iowa farmer Mark Barglof builds a shop complex with space to operate efficiently.
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MI Cattle Farmer Jason Grostic
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PFAS: How Forever Chemicals Are Shutting Down Farms
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Illinois Farm Shop
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Illinois shop is built for work and for family—and for expansion.
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Future of See & Spray
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Field Report from King Ranch, Texas. Deere discusses future uses for See & Spray.
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Special Projects - BJ Johnson
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BJ Johnson of ClearFlame talks about diesel engines that run on ethanol.
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National Farm Machinery Show
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Here are a few stops we made at this year's National Farm Machinery Show.
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OMNiPOWER(TM) 3200
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Raven Industries is launching OMNiPOWER 3200, its newest autonomous power platform.
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Special Projects - Beth Hoffman
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Author Beth Hoffman speaks to DTN about her new book "Bet the Farm"
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Taylor Nelson Talks Technology
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Nebraska farmer Taylor Nelson tells how his family incorporates technology into their farming operation - and how he expects future technologies to make the operation more efficient.
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Special Projects - Calmer
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Mike Shaw talks about the latest products from Calmer
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Special Projects - ETS
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Tanner Schuldt talks about the company's latest strip - tillage equipment.
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Special Projects - Doug Berven
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POET VP Doug Bergen
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Farm Service Agency
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Zach Ducheneaux Takes Questions
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Sam Sparks - 2023 Best Young Farmers & Ranchers
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Sam Sparks III, Mercedes, Texas
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Jared and Rachel Kunkle - 2023 Best Young Farmers & Ranchers
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Jared and Rachel Kunkle, Monmouth, Illinois
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Taylor Nelson - 2023 Best Young Farmers & Ranchers
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Taylor Nelson, South Sioux City, Nebraska
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Zack Brown - 2023 Best Young Farmers & Ranchers
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Zack Brown, Success, Arkansas
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2023 America's Best Young Farmers & Ranchers
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Farm Workhorse
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Grower puts John Deere's new 2021 XUV835M Gator through its paces.
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A Spring Conversation for Corn Farmers
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DTN Corteva Pioneer Podcast Weed Control
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Work and Play In Comfort
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Farm family puts the new Polaris RANGER XP 1000 NorthStar Ultimate through its paces.
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Torch Art
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This welding project cuts a holder for a delicate ceramic cup.
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Hayes Kelman - 2019 Best Young Farmers & Ranchers
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This corn and wheat farmer diversifies his family’s farming business by distilling its corn and wheat for Red Eye Whiskey.
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Bobby Morris - 2019 Best Young Farmers & Ranchers
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This farmer puts all of his management focus on sugarcane and has one of the highest-producing cane farms in Louisiana.
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Joel Lange - 2019 Best Young Farmers & Ranchers
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This young grower looks to farm the land more productively rather than work more acres.
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The Buzz Over Crop Expansion
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Study investigates if biofuels may be limiting honeybee habitat.
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Out of the Toybox
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New regs will turn UASs into real farming tools.
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One Old Auger, One New Tool
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With a few old parts, we built a brand new auger.
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Aluminum Bed Extender
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Welder creates new space for cargo on side-by-side.
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The Tire Killer
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Keep the air in your tires.
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New Holland GENESIS T8
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Interview with New Holland, NA from the 2019 NFMS.
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ABYFR 2019
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America's Best Young Farmer
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DTN 2019 Ag Summit
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Agriculture’s premier business conference
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Craft Beer Niche.mp4
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U.S. malted barley and hops are helping Mexican domestic microbreweries gain traction.
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Corn King
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Corn yield champ David Hula shares some of his secrets.
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Nature Scaping
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Why spend a lot of money landscaping when nature offers its own design?
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Bridging A Gap
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National Black Growers Council brings new technology to minority growers.Ă‚Â
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Chasing Yield
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Bob Little has a few thoughts about high yield corn.
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This Old Shop Is Born Again
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Here's how to build something new, out of something destroyed.
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Grow Big Bass
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If you want to grow big bass, here's how to do it.
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Southern Exposure
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Ron Brooks of Wisconsin uses renewable energy sources to heat and light his farm shop.
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Corn and Soybeans HQ Podcast
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Listen as technical field agronomist, Jason Gibson, joins Sarah Mock to discuss the disease and insect pressure you may be seeing on your fields as you're out scouting this toasty summer. Brough to you by Corteva Agriscience.
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When Fertilizer Rates Come Down, How Can We Afford Efficiency?
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Lower fertilizer budgets don't have to mean lower yields. Explore efficiency strategies from ICL agronomists.
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2026 Summer Weather Outlook
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Listen as Sarah Mock discusses tips farmers may want to consider when applying crop protection solutions for a tough and unpredictable summer. She is joined by John Baranick, and Jason Gibson. Sponsored by Corteva Agriscience.
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Water Hemp: Challenges & How to Manage It
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Listen to Sarah Mock as she talks with Joe Bolte, a Market Development Specialist at Corteva Agriscience, about the challenges of water hemp and what tools farmers can use to help manage the weed. Brought to you by Corteva Agriscience.
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2026 Spring Ag Weather Outlook
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Listen to Sarah Mock as she discusses the 2026 spring ag weather outlook and tips farmers may want to consider before applying their crop protection solutions. Brought to you by Corteva Agriscience.
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2025 Fall Harvest Overview
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Listen to join Ken Root as well as three Corteva field experts, market development specialist, Katie Verett and Jason Gibson and nitrogen stabilizers market development specialist, Chris Klulemke as they look back at the growing season we've had.
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Summer Outlook for the 2025 Growing Season
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Join Ken Root and John Baranick, DTN's Ag Meteorologist, as they discuss the weather outlook for this summer's growing season and how that may affect crops and crop agronomics. Brought to you by Crop Protection Portfolios from Corteva Agriscience.
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Avoiding Mistakes When Applying Herbicides
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Join Ken Root and Jeff Moon, a market development specialist with Corteva Agriscience, while they discuss avoiding mistakes when applying herbicides during this 2025 planting season.
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DTN & Corteva Spring Weather Forecast Podcast
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Join Ken Root and Karl Harker, Vice President of Operations for Agricultural Weather Information Service, Inc., along with Jeff Bode, a market specialist with Corteva Agriscience, while they discuss the 2025 spring weather forecast.
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Annual Weeds and Best Practices
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Join Ken Root and Brad Burkhart, a market development specialist with Corteva agriscience, while they discuss annual weeds and best practices for effective control this year.
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Bring Flexibility to 2025 Weed Control Plans
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Mother Nature may change Plan A to Plan B. Listen to how Resicore® REV herbicide fits into many corn weed control programs.
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Get Flexible Rotations
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Tolvera herbicide lets you plan your 2025 cereals weed-control program without having to decide which crop you’ll rotate to next. Get powerful broadleaf and grass control in spring and winter wheat, durum and barley; keep your cropping options open.
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Tolvera Means Flexibility
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Tolvera herbicide lets you control broadleaf and grass weeds in spring and winter wheat, durum and barley while keeping your options open to rotate to the crop you decide offers the greatest profit potential for your operation.
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Rev Up Your Weed Control
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Market Development Specialist Brad Burkhart has seen numerous weed shifts in corn fields during his 16 years at Corteva Agriscience. Hear about what he’s seeing this year and new weed control solutions for corn from Corteva.
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Stop Weeds, Stay Nimble
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Tolvera herbicide lets you control or suppress broadleaf and grass weeds in spring and winter wheat, durum and barley while preserving your flexibility to rotate to the crop you determine best fits your operation.
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Fuel safety tips
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Farmers and ranchers handle fuel almost every day. Dan Harjes, a senior transportation safety specialist with CHS, provides guidance to safely store and handle fuel.
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Sorghum production and demand outlook
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Kealan Griffin, lead sorghum trader with CHS, provides an update on the 2024 U.S. sorghum crop and discusses demand from China, the world’s dominant buyer.
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Domestic soybean demand outlook
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The 2024 soybean harvest is just around the corner. Jason Marthaler, oilseeds product line lead with CHS, discusses factors driving U.S. soy oil and meal demand and the expected increase in soy crush.
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Plan ahead to meet your propane needs
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Tyler Kelly, a propane commodity trading expert with CHS, provides contracting strategies and a supply-and-demand outlook.
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Livestock fly-control strategies
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Ken Bryan, director of product development for animal nutrition with CHS, provides tips for effective fly control for beef cattle and dairy operations.
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Consumer protein consumption and agriculture
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Emily Peterson, a regional sales manager for animal nutrition with CHS, discusses how meat consumption and plant-based protein consumption trends may affect livestock production.
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In-season crop nutrient strategies
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Excessive rainfall in much of the Corn Belt this year has likely resulted in fertilizer loss. Jake Shelton, a crop nutrient expert with CHS, provides agronomic solutions to help maximize yield potential.
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Rise of sustainable aviation fuel
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Ron Batey, senior director of refined fuels operations, pricing and economics with CHS, discusses decarbonization efforts using sustainable aviation fuel and the potential impact on agriculture.
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5 Trends Driving Volatility
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Ken Zuckerberg, director of global research with CHS, explains how a spike in inflation and interest rates, geopolitical conflicts and other factors have heightened uncertainty in agriculture. Learn strategies for managing risk during volatile times.
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Watch Mental Health During Busy Seasons
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May is Mental Health Awareness Month. Tara Haskins, total farmer health director and mental health expert with AgriSafe, provides tips to cope with farm stress.
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Adjuvants Bolster Tank-Mix Performance
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Choosing the right adjuvants can make or break a tank mix. Codee Lee, a crop protection and adjuvants expert with CHS, offers insights about adjuvant selection to complement crop protection products and maximize yield potential.
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Stay Focused to Avoid Accidents on Rural Roads
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April is National Distracted Driving Awareness Month. Lisa Kons, Minnesota Safety Council safety and advocacy director, and Taylor Kippels, a transportation safety specialist with CHS, offer tips to stay safe on the road.
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Nutrient Strategies to Propel Early Plant Growth
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Starter fertilizers can give crops a boost at the start of the growing season. McKenzie Smith, an agronomy products expert with CHS, offers tips on effective starter fertilizer strategies.
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Tips for Effective Fly Control
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Flies can be a nuisance, spread diseases and be a costly challenge for cattle operations. Ken Bryan, director of product development with CHS animal nutrition, offers tips to help control fly populations and keep your herd healthy.
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E15 Availability Update
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Dan Mauer, a member of the CHS government affairs team in Washington D.C., discusses legislative efforts to permit year-round E15 sales, providing consumers with options at the pump and opportunities for corn farmers.
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Spring Planting Outlook
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Joe Lardy, a research analyst with CHS, explains how spring weather and market trends may influence 2024 planting decisions.
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Soybean Seed Protection Strategies
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As soybean growers prepare for planting, protecting the seed is critical for a strong start to the season, Isaac Effertz, a seed improvement specialist with CHS, offers expert advice.
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Global Shipping Hurdles
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Justin Cauley, a transportation expert with CHS, explains how grain shipping disruptions at the Panama Canal and Suez Canal are affecting U.S. agriculture.
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Fertilizer Supply Outlook
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Geopolitical events and shipping challenges could impact fertilizer supplies for 2024. Zach Sturm, a fertilizer trading expert with CHS, urges farmers to make plans to secure their nutrient needs now.
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Low Carbon Fuel Standard Update
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Courtney Hall, senior director of sustainability with CHS, defines low-carbon fuels and describes how state standards could affect adoption.
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2024 Soybean Demand
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Justin Friesz, a soybean trading expert with CHS, provides a 2023 soybean supply and demand outlook.
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Wheat Demand in 2024
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Stefan Florescu, a wheat trading expert with CHS, provides a 2024 wheat supply and demand outlook.
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Get Bulls Ready for Breeding Season
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Lance Kennington, an animal nutrition specialist with CHS, offers strategies for reconditioning bulls for the breeding season.
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Keep Diesel Engines Running in the Cold Weather
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Charlie Carter, an energy product quality and additives manager at CHS, provides tips on how to keep diesel engines running through winter cold snaps on the latest episode of Around the Table.
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Congress Extends the 2018 Farm Bill. What’s next?
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Will Stafford, a CHS government affairs representative in Washington, D.C., provides an update on the farm bill extension and what it means for farmers.
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What's Next for Crop Nutrients
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Jake Niederer, senior director of phosphate risk management at CHS, describes how technology and management advances will shape the future of fertilizer.
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Nutrition Tips to Maintain a Healthy Beef Herd
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Lance Kennington, animal nutrition specialist with CHS, provides strategies to maintain beef herd health during the winter and calving season.
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2024 Seed Decisions To Make Now
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Jim Levos, a seed sales manager with CHS, discusses crop production challenges in 2023 and how new seed technologies can help farmers navigate the unknowns of 2024.
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Postharvest Farm Equipment Upkeep Tips
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Jon Woetzel, lubricants quality assurance manager for CHS, offers preventive maintenance advice for combines, tractors, and other equipment before winter storage.
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Fall Fertilizer Strategies
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Andrew Scholtz, a CHS agronomist, provides tips to help make fall fertilizer decisions.
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What's Next for U.S. Crop Demand?
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Chris Ludwig, who leads corn trading and risk management at CHS, discusses crop supply and demand and potential ramifications for U.S. farmers.
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Developing the Next Generation of Ag Leaders
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It's National Co-op Month. Megan Wolle, who leads stewardship programs at CHS, talks about the importance of inspiring future ag leaders and educating youth about the value of co-ops.
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Discover How Co-ops Help Farmers Succeed
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October is National Co-op Month. Learn how the cooperative system brings value to farmers, ranchers, and the rural communities where they operate.
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Fall Micronutrients Strategies
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Anna Adams, senior commodities trader with CHS, explains how soil health and micronutrient applications can improve crop health and production.
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Keep Farm Safety Top of Mind This Fall
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Vickie Kilgore, senior risk management consultant at Nationwide, provides tips to stay safe on the farm during the busy harvest season.
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Recognizing Truck Driver Appreciation Week
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In the latest episode of Around the Table, Gary Tucker, director of environmental health and safety with CHS transportation and logistics, highlights advances that help maintain safety on the road.
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Plan Your Marketing Strategy Ahead of Harvest
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Steve Meisch, a grain sales manager with CHS, explains how a flexible marketing strategy before harvest could save time and add options.
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Cover Crop Planting Strategies
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Christian Rohloff, an agronomist with CHS, explains how cover crops can provide agronomic and soil health benefits.
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Behind the Scenes at the Miracle of Birth Center
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The CHS Miracle of Birth Center is one of the Minnesota State Fair's most popular exhibits. Miriana Eiden, Minnesota FFA state reporter, explains why fairgoers flock to the center to learn about agriculture.
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Calf Creep Feeding Strategies
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Nick Courville, an animal nutrition consultant with CHS, explains when to consider adding creep feed and what benefits to expect.
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Tips for Managing Fuel Supply
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Production and logistical challenges could affect fuel supply through harvest. Zach St. Aubin, refined fuels specialist with CHS, offers tips to keep operations running smoothly despite these obstacles.
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Planted Acreage Report Shocks Market
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The latest U.S. Department of Agriculture acreage report delivered surprises, with a sharp reduction in soybean acres. Joe Lardy, CHS hedging research analyst, AP, shares his insights about the report and highlights factors contributing to the declin
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Prescriptive Pest Management
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Blake Murnan, an agronomy product development manager with CHS, says custom blends are the next evolution of seed treatments for targeted pest control.
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Be Prepared: Create a Crop Plan
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Farmers can't predict the future, but it's possible to prepare for the unexpected. CHS Agronomy Specialist Dylan Tacke explains how to build flexibility into a crop plan to help mitigate risk and increase profit potential.
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Market Access Funds Build Export Opportunities
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Federal market access programs help build new export markets for American farmers. At a recent congressional hearing, John Griffith, executive vice president of ag business with CHS, advocated for more funding. Learn more.
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Campaign Raises $610,000 for Rural Food Banks
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CHS farmer-owners, employees and communities are joining forces to fight rural hunger.
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China, Brazil and Global Agriculture Trends
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China is the largest supplier of active ingredients for crop protection products, and Brazil is the world’s leading soybean exporter. Learn how these global players could affect the future of your farm.
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Renewable Energy Demand Could Shift Ag Production
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Soaring demand for electric vehicles and renewable diesel could shift the number of soybean acres in the coming years. Nelson Neale, head of CHS global research, describes this trend changing the future of agriculture.
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3 Technologies Shaping Agriculture's Future
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Nelson Neale, head of CHS global research, continues his look at emerging trends in agriculture with a discussion about emerging technologies. Learn more about three innovations he's following.
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Outside Forces Affecting Ag Markets
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Rising interest rates, inflation and a strong U.S. dollar are a few macroeconomic forces impacting the bottom line for U.S. farms. Learn more in the latest episode of Around the Table.
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Assess Fuel Quality After Winter Storage
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Over the winter, water and other contaminants can accumulate in fuel tanks, causing costly repairs and downtime. Find out how you can assess fuel quality and prevent delays this spring in the latest episode of Around the Table.
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Improving Mineral Nutrition for Gestating Cows
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Essential minerals are critical for a cow’s diet throughout the year to support immunity, gestation, lactation, tissue repair, rebreeding and digestion. Find out how to improve mineral intake to optimize her performance.
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Spring Marketing Update
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Record-breaking South American crop yields and declining export estimates could put pressure on commodity prices. Find out what you need to know for spring marketing.
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Why fuel choice matters
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Can fuel choice make a real difference in on-farm efficiency? Erin Wroge, senior product manager for refined fuels marketing at CHS, outlines the benefits of using premium diesel in farm equipment.
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CHS Foundation Celebrates 75 Years of Giving
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Since 1947, the CHS Foundation has donated more than $84 million to promote ag education and leadership. Megan Wolle, president of the foundation, describes how that support increases ag exposure to students of all ages.
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Crop Nutrient Supply Outlook
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More supply disruptions for crop nutrients are expected for the 2023 growing season. Todd Dysle, product manager for UAN and ammonia at CHS, explains why some fertilizers could be in short supply.
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CHS Foundation Celebrates 75 Years of Giving
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Since 1947, the CHS Foundation has donated more than $84 million to promote ag education and leadership. Megan Wolle, president of the foundation, describes how that support increases ag exposure to students of all ages.
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Low Water Limits Barge Traffic
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Drought conditions are contributing to low water levels in the Mississippi River, restricting barge traffic and access to critical export markets. Ben Doane, barge freight manager at CHS, updates us on the situation and the impact on farmers
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Co-Op Ownership Provides Value to Minnesota Farm
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The first ag co-ops in the U.S. were created to help farmers add efficiencies to support business growth. Today's cooperatives may look different than those first organizations, but the benefits are the same for modern farmers.
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How Can Cooperatives Meet Ag's Changing Needs?
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Farmers and ranchers face unprecedented challenges in a constantly evolving industry. C.J. Blew, first vice chair of the CHS Board of Directors, discusses how agriculture cooperatives are adapting to support changing needs.
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Explore Ag Careers
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The outlook is bright for careers in agriculture. Carley Potter, talent operations specialist at CHS, offers tips for job seekers, including the skills employers need.
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Farm Bill Update
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The current Farm Bill is set to expire next September, and farmers and ranchers are anxiously awaiting new legislation. Will Stafford, CHS Washington representative, discusses what the next Farm Bill could contain.
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Best Practices for Fall Fertilizer Application
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A successful fall fertility plan can help balance spring workloads and ensure crops have the nutrients they need for a strong start. Mark Herz, technical product specialist at CHS, offers tips for managing postharvest crop nutrient applications.
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Plan Ahead to Avoid Fuel Shortages on Your Farm
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Scott Svacina, vice president of refined fuels sales for CHS, explains what’s causing tight fuel supplies this year and how farmers can prepare their storage tanks and equipment ahead of the busy harvest season.
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Small Changes Can Help Manage Fertility Costs
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Steve Carlsen, director of proprietary agronomy products at CHS, says high fertilizer prices don’t mean growers should abandon their crop nutrition plans. Small management changes can improve nutrient use efficiency. Learn more.
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Early Calf Weaning Strategies During Drought
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Early weaning reduces daily forage consumption, which can help beef producers manage cow-calf operation needs more effectively during drought conditions. Learn how to achieve early weaning success from CHS animal nutritionist Cory Parsons.
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Uncertainty Fuels Commodity Market Fluctuations
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CHS global market insights analyst Joe Lardy says farmers can expect dynamic commodity prices through harvest as weather extremes, inflation and a potential recession continue to fuel market volatility. Listen in for more.
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Creating a Nutrition Program for Senior Horses
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As horses age, their nutritional needs change. Find out what you can do to create a well-balanced diet for senior horses.
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Volatility Adds to Crop Management Challenges
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Dynamic market conditions make it harder to gauge the profitability potential of your decisions. Learn how to factor in price volatility when purchasing inputs and marketing grain.
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Labor Shortage Impacts Ag Industry
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A lack of transportation workers is contributing to agriculture supply chain disruptions. Learn why labor shortages are on the rise and what to expect in the coming months.
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Managing Record-high Fuel Prices
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Fuel prices remain high as global demand is met with limited supply. Learn what is contributing to the imbalance and how price volatility could provide opportunities to secure fuel at lower prices.
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Recognize ATV and UTV Safety Risks
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ATVs cause more than 100,000 injuries each year and too many children are hurt. Learn how you can support safe equipment operation on and off the farm.
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Early Calf Weaning Strategies During Drought
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Early weaning reduces daily forage consumption, which can help beef producers manage cow-calf operation needs more effectively during drought conditions. Learn how to achieve early weaning success from CHS animal nutritionist Cory Parsons.
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Protect Crops to Realize Revenue Potential
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Will rising input costs be offset by high commodity prices? Learn how an effective in-season crop protection plan could pay off at harvest.
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Meeting Mental Health Challenges
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May is Mental Health Awareness Month, a time to pay special attention to how stress might be affecting your mental well-being and overall health.
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Labor Shortage Impacts Ag Industry
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A lack of transportation workers is contributing to agriculture supply chain disruptions. Learn why labor shortages are on the rise and what to expect in the coming months.
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Farm Safety Tips for Spring
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With the busy spring season underway, how can you help ensure the safety of everyone who works on your operation? Keep these tips in mind to remain healthy and safe.
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Protect Your Business Against Cyberattacks
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Ransomware attacks in agriculture are rising, and farm businesses may be especially vulnerable during planting season. Protect your business with tips from a cybersecurity expert.
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Meeting Mental Health Challenges
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May is Mental Health Awareness Month, a time to pay special attention to how stress might be affecting your mental well-being and overall health.
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Early Spring Weed Control Protects Crop Potential
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Giving crops a weed-free start helps preserve yield and profit potential. Put your weed-control strategy into practice early in the season when you have the most control options.
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USDA Reports Reveal Surprises
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The latest USDA Prospective Plantings report shows an increase of about 3 million soybean acres over the average trade estimate. See what factors contributed to the rise and how it could impact farmers’ plans for 2022.
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Farm Safety Tips for Spring
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With the busy spring season underway, how can you help ensure the safety of everyone who works on your operation? Keep these tips in mind to remain healthy and safe.
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How World Events Are Affecting Transport Costs
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Even with rising fuel costs, barge space on the U.S. river system is in high demand. From northbound crop inputs to southbound grain exports, how will this affect U.S. farmers?
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Prep Farm Equipment for Spring Planting
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Warmer temperatures signal spring planting is in sight and it’s time to prepare your farm equipment for the busy season. What do you need to do to make sure you’re ready to go?
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Farm Policy Updates from Washington, D.C.
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The 2023 Farm Bill and Growing Climate Solutions Act are just two pieces of legislation in play in D.C. Here are the policy developments farmers should watch in the coming months.
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Farm Policy Updates from Washington, D.C.
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The 2023 Farm Bill and Growing Climate Solutions Act are just two pieces of legislation in play in D.C. Here are the policy developments farmers should watch in the coming months.
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Practice Grain Bin Safety All Year Long
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Grain Bin Safety Week isn’t the only time of year to think about how to stay safe in and around grain bins. Here are tips to help keep you and others out of harm’s way.
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WASDE Report Focuses on Argentina Soybean Harvest
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Dry weather conditions decreased soybean production numbers for Argentina, Brazil and Paraguay in the USDA WASDE report. Learn what this means for U.S. farmers.
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The Right Mineral Mix for a Healthy Calving Season
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The right ratio of minerals can help cows have successful pregnancies and healthy calves. Listen in for more nutrition tips.
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Manage a Successful Winter Calving Season
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Ensuring cows maintain ideal body condition is critical to achieving successful pregnancies, optimal colostrum quality, healthy calves and a profitable calving season. Here are tips on how to attain these goals.
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USDA Reports Show Predictability for 2022
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Learn why recent USDA reports can help build confidence for 2022 crop plans.
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Managing Risk and Minimizing Stress in the New Year
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Now is the time to start your grain marketing plans for 2022. Knowing your costs is the first step in building confidence in planning the income side of your operation. Here is more about the process.
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Simplifying Carbon Market Opportunities
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CHS and Bayer have teamed up to offer a flexible, easy-to-navigate carbon program that rewards farmers for adopting climate-smart practices. Here is how it works.
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Farm Bill Begins Journey Through Congress
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The path to a new Farm Bill has begun with field hearings to gather stakeholder input. Here is a look at the bill’s key issues and what could impact the process.
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How Co-op Owners Benefit from CHS Sustainability
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See how CHS is putting sustainability into practice around the world, focusing on environmental stewardship, community well-being and economic viability.
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What to Do About the Truck Driver Shortage
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As supply chain challenges mount, learn how you can work with cooperatives to minimize the disruption on your operation.
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Protect Yourself from Cybersecurity Threats
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With increased ransomware attacks by cybercriminals on companies all over the world, how can you protect your information? Here are some tips to help secure your data.
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New Fund Focused on Ag Tech Announced
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A new capital fund by CHS and GROWMARK sets out to create advancements in agricultural technology that fit the needs of farmers. Learn how the new venture could bring new opportunities to the ag industry.
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What is impacting transportation in agriculture?
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What farmers should know about the current shipping situation and its effect on agriculture.
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Preparing for Fertilizer Supply Shortages
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How will crop nutrient supply shortages impact fall fertilizer and spring planting decisions?
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3 Factors Expected to Impact Grain Markets
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Much like 2021 weather, early harvest results are extremely variable. Here are the market factors to watch.
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Helping Communities Thrive
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Jessie Headrick, who leads the CHS stewardship team, shares why the cooperative spirit in rural America gives her optimism for the future.
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Minimizing Farm Safety Risks
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Harvest is a busy time on the farm and that means increased risk of injuries. Learn how to reduce safety risks on your farm.
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Is Your Equipment Ready for Harvest?
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By pairing a well-rounded maintenance plan with high-quality lubricants, your equipment can run at peak performance this harvest season. Learn more here.
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Use Fall Soil Testing to Inform Crop Planning
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Fall soil testing gives you a head start on spring planting plans. Learn how strategic soil sampling can deliver quality data.
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Bolster Beef Calf Immunity During Dry Conditions
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This season's drought has decreased the amount of available pasture for beef cattle. Learn how creep feeding can help preserve grazing land, improve calf weaning rates and increase ROI potential.
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Diversify Your Grain Marketing in 2021
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Diversifying your grain marketing plan can add revenues and reduce stress, especially in today’s high-priced commodities environment. These ideas can help you optimize your marketing program.
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Expansion of Renewable Diesel Helps Growers
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Growing interest in renewable diesel means soybean growers may enjoy continued strong demand.
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Carbon Credit Bill Moves Through Congress
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The Growing Climate Solutions Act would help farmers, ranchers and foresters participate in carbon credit trading markets. Learn what happens next.
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Expectations for the 2021 U.S. Wheat Crop
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Uneven weather conditions are helping some wheat-growing regions and hurting others. What could it mean for U.S. wheat stocks and export demand?
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Make Mental Health a Priority
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Unresolved issues can impact you, your family and your business. Understand how stress could be affecting your mental health and where to get help.
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Maximizing Your Crop Input Dollars
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Fertilizer is a large part of your operating budget and a critical building block for crops. How can you get more from your investment?Ă‚Â
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Why Creep Feeding Is So Important This Year
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Dry conditions have reduced available grazing for beef cattle. How can creep feeding help preserve pastures, improve calf immunity and increase ROI potential?
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Know the Risks of Entering a Grain Bin
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June is National Safety Month and a reminder to use caution and follow safety protocols when working around stored grain.Ă‚Â
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Shedding Light on Mental Health Issues
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Mental health is a concern in agriculture. Unresolved issues could result in lost productivity, increased work-related injuries and strained relationships. The good news: Help is available.
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Weather Woes Are Reflected in Grain Market Dynamics
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Cold temperatures in the northern U.S. and drought in the Dakotas and Brazil are limiting planting and crop growth. How could markets react? Here is what is happening right now.
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New Opportunities in Global Grain Marketing
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What is the future of U.S. grain exports? Connecting your farm to new opportunities with international grain buyers.
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What a Digital Supply Chain Can Do for You
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The best buyer for your grain might be down the road or across the world. Here is how a digital supply chain can identify the best opportunity.
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Dig Safely This Spring
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An underground utility line is hit every nine minutes in the U.S. Calling 811 before you dig is a simple way to stay safe.
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Digital Supply Chain Benefits
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Is your farm connected to worldwide supply chains? Find out how data powers profitability and efficiency from crop nutrient availability to grain marketing.
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Spring Fertilizer Planning
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Now is the time to determine your nutrient needs for next season. Follow these three tips to guide planning conversations with your local co-ops.
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Prep Spring Equipment Inside and Out
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Hear how a lubricants checkup will help avoid equipment downtime this season.
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One Last Look at Supply and Demand Before Planting
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The 2021 crop season carries high expectations, but driving forces can change quickly. Learn more about the latest supply and demand trends before you finalize planting decisions.
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Think Twice Before Entering a Grain Bin
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Do you know the risks? Grain Bin Safety Week reminds everyone to play it safe around stored grain.
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A Spring Conversation for Corn Farmers
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DTN Corteva Pioneer Podcast Weed Control
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Where Is Ag Headed Under the Biden Administration?
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A new administration and new leaders on Congressional ag committees could bring big changes. Hear how their priorities could affect you.
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How Record Soybean Crush Levels Affect Farmers
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Global demand is pushing U.S. soybean crush capacity to record levels. Here is what that means for you.
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Balancing Propane Supply and Demand
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Avoiding shortages is top priority. Hear what local co-ops are doing to ensure adequate supply and help manage propane prices.
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Digital Supply Chain Benefits
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Is your farm connected to worldwide supply chains? Find out how data powers profitability and efficiency from crop nutrient availability to grain marketing.
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Spring Fertilizer Planning
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Now is the time to determine your nutrient needs for next season. Follow these three tips to guide planning conversations with your local co-ops.
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New Opportunities in Global Grain Marketing
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What is the future of U.S. grain exports? Connecting your farm to new opportunities with international grain buyers.
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Evaluating Seed Investments
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Do not risk your hard work at planting time. Hear how you can protect seeds against insects and disease pathogens to ensure optimal performance.
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Changes in E15 Fuel Sales
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What is the future of E15? Here is how year-round availability will impact agriculture.
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Winter Diesel Insights
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Is your diesel fuel up to the winter challenge? This is how the right seasonal fuel blend can keep farm equipment running strong all year.
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Farm Data Security Tips
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Are you protected against online fraud? Here are best practices for protecting your business from attack.
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Minimizing Safety Risks
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Is your farm or ranch a safe workplace? This is how you can learn from close calls to prevent accidents and make safety a top priority.
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Winter Propane Planning
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Planning for winter propane starts in the spring and summer. Find out how to stay ahead of peak demand and lock in the best prices.
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Boost Grain Marketing Confidence
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Looking for ways to reduce risk? Hiring a professional can take the stress out of marketing and help you identify gaps in your plan.
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Helping Communities Thrive
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What challenges await the future of agriculture? Learn how local co-ops are teaming up with young leaders to solve some of the major issues facing rural America.
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Driven by Cooperative Spirit
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What does the cooperative system mean to you? Ag co-ops always have been, and always will be, driven to support local communities and rural economies.
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Nitrogen Fertilizer Accounting - 1 of 3
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60 Seconds of Science brought to you by Pioneer - February 2019 podcast series
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Nitrogen Fertilizer Accounting - 3 of 3
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60 Seconds of Science brought to you by Pioneer - February 2019 podcast series
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Evolution of Hybrids - 1 of 3
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60 Seconds of Science brought to you by Pioneer - January 2019 podcast series
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Evolution of Hybrids - 3 of 3
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60 Seconds of Science brought to you by Pioneer - January 2019 podcast series
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Evolution of Hybrids - 2 of 3
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60 Seconds of Science brought to you by Pioneer - January 2019 podcast series
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Brent Lassister - 3 of 3
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BASF 2019 Podcast Series
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Testing New Futures
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Flying Diamond Ranch is a collaboration of land, cattle and type A professionals.
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Barry Childress - 3 of 3
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BASF 2019 Podcast Series
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Barry Childress - 1 of 3
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BASF 2019 Podcast Series
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Residue Management Yield Advantage
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Beck's Hybrids Podcast Series
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Watch For Sulfur Deficiency in Soybeans
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Beck's Hybrids Podcast Series
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Build Your Own Fertility Base
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Beck's Hybrids Podcast Series
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Nutrient Shortages - 3 of 3
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60 Seconds of Science brought to you by Pioneer - September 2018 podcast series
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Nutrient Shortages - 1 of 3
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60 Seconds of Science brought to you by Pioneer - September 2018 podcast series
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Plant Breeding Precision - 1 of 3
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60 Seconds of Science brought to you by Pioneer - November 2018 podcast series
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Plant Breeding Precision - 1 of 3
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60 Seconds of Science brought to you by Pioneer - November 2018 podcast series
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Plant Breeding Precision - 1 of 3
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60 Seconds of Science brought to you by Pioneer - November 2018 podcast series
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Nutrient Deficiency Solutions - 1 of 3
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60 Seconds of Science brought to you by Pioneer - December 2018 podcast series
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Nutrient Deficiency Solutions - 2 of 3
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60 Seconds of Science brought to you by Pioneer - December 2018 podcast series
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Soil to Sip
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Kansas farmer distills his corn and wheat to make Red Eye Whiskey. Hayes Kelman Young Farmer story, Feb. 2019.
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