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Crawford County, Pa., next in line for ethanol plant
Project is moving forward but nothing is concrete yet, says spokesperson.
‘Planting green’ strategy may help farmers deal with wet springs
Allowing cover crops to grow longer in the spring and planting crops into them is a strategy that may help no-till farmers deal with wet springs.
Grain harvest window closes again
U.S. grain prices continue to anticipate a huge harvest by going lower. We keep hoping the bottom is in on the charts, but then we slip lower.
Syngenta and Monsanto reach agreement
BASEL, Switzerland — Syngenta has reached a definitive agreement with Monsanto, which settles all outstanding litigation relating to the two companies’ global corn and soybean businesses. The agreement gives Syngenta enhanced flexibility in serving its customers and will expand the technology choices available to growers. Terms Terms of the agreement include: — Monsanto receives a
Many market factors to choose from
Marlin Clark has sifted through a deluge of reports of matters that influence grain prices to provide this week’s grain markets report.
The changing tide of harvest traditions
Marlin Clark weighs in on the grain markets following the release of the crop progress report, which was released Nov. 29.
Crop markets reflect new and missing information
URBANA, Ill. — Prices of corn, soybeans and wheat continue to move erratically, reflecting both new information and the lack of some information, said a University of Illinois agricultural economist. “The markets are supplied with a steady flow of data on consumption in some markets, particularly the export markets and the ethanol market. Less frequent
The correction becomes a crash
The mood has changed in the markets and we still have not seen the end of the price declines that have characterized trading for a month. A month ago, it was all about the flooding — the cap on a wild market that had given us all-time high prices when everything that could be bullish
Grain market pessimism is hard to take
Marlin Clark speculates that the grain markets may not continue their downward trends, and provides insight on why prices have continued to slide.
Prepare your dairy herd for fall season
Dwight Roseler, an adjunct professor in the Department of Animal Science at Ohio State University, offers tips to hep dairy farmers prepare for fall.
