Don’t Expect Much Of A Yield, Production Adjustment After Today Don’t Expect Much Of A Yield, Production Adjustment After Today
| | | Thursday’s USDA Crop Production report increased corn average yield slightly to 168.4 bu. per acre, up 0.2 bu. per acre from September. Soybean estimated yield dropped 1 bu. per acre to 46.9 bu. per acre for the national yield estimate. Overall production projections for both crops are down slightly. Read More | |
| | | Shares of JBS SA, the Brazilian meat packer, fell more than 4% on Wednesday after two U.S. senators requested an inquiry into the company’s U.S. acquisitions. Read More | |
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| | | There are a lot of tough conditions in the field this fall that farmers are trying to compensate for as they harvest. In this week’s Boots In The Field podcast, Farm Journal Field Agronomist Ken Ferrie offers six ways farmers can put more corn in the bin and leave less out in the field. Read More | |
| | | Dan Anderson's younger brother, Bill, passed away from lung cancer a couple weeks ago. He was left-handed, and known in our family for his distinctive style of printing. Read More | |
| | | From learning how to win with humility to learning how to lose with grace, 4-H will take people as far as his or her creativity and imagination will allow. But here are five lessons members will learn through 4-H that are often less talked about. Read More | |
| | | The Sonja Hillgren Memorial Scholarship provides three university students who have a passion for food and agriculture with $1,500 each, professional development opportunities and mentoring from Farm Journal editorial staff, as well as the potential for their work to be published online and in Farm Journal brand publications. Read More | |
| | | Fields finally dried out enough to start soybean harvest on better drained fields. Nice yields so far. Around 60 bushel/ac. on my highest ground. Read More | |
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