No rancher wants to sell cow-calf pairs in May, but that’s exactly what’s happening at Stockmen's Livestock Exchange in Dickinson, North Dakota. Extreme drought conditions brought 700 pairs to the sale last week.

Who would have guessed there’s a bright side to climate change, at least for some farmers? A long-term Farm Journal study suggests Midwestern crop producers can turn today’s more extreme weather patterns into more bushels per acre. It involves managing drainage water, explains Farm Journal Field Agronomists Ken and Isaac Ferrie.

Despite grain prices softening the past two weeks, corn and soybeans are still at levels not seen in years. That has livestock producers facing some difficult decisions.

Argentine port workers launched another 48-hour strike at midnight as they continue to push to be designated essential workers so they can receive Covid-19 vaccines.

People are starting to return to old habits when it comes to cooking. Details in today's AgDay Minute.

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