| |  | | Yes, while you normally read about used machinery prices in Machinery Pete, today he’s diving into another auction trend. During his career, he has also kept tabs on farmland values via our network of 1,100 North American auction firms. | | |
| |  | | A variable weather year means managing grain after it’s in your bin could be equally challenging. Here are six potential issues, causes and solutions from experts at Purdue University and Iowa State University. | | |
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| |  | | Farm Journal Field Agronomist Ken Ferrie has recorded yield increases of 2 bu. to 5 bu. per acre from rolling soybeans and up to 5 bu. per acre from herbicides. Those results were with soybeans planted at the normal time. But what happens with early-planted soybeans? | | |
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| |  | | Following a decade with the introduction of societal shifters such as the smartphone and the adoption of robotic milkers, 2020 could be the starting block for the fastest technological race in farming history. | | |
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| |  | | Another bad crop from extreme weather. The high cost of seed, fuel, repair labor, insurance, interest, chemicals, and machinery along with huge negative basis and check off have made me lose a lot of money the past few years. At least we have competitive export prices. 36 years of farming and now I quit. Let someone else pay the bills, if they can. | | |
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