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STAFF BLOG AG AT LARGE NDSU's flax promoter -- Dr. Jack Carter dies, Sept. 11
Dr. Jack Carter, the long-time promoter/pioneer of new, healthfuluses for flax, and long-time administrator in the North Dakota State University plant sciences departments, died on Sunday, Sept. 11, 2...
Posted on 9/12/11 at 9:36 AM
GUEBERT: Late corn planting in May
The first good corn planting day of spring finally arrived at my central Illinois farmette April 30. Like the month’s previous 29 days, however, no one within 100 miles used it to plant because near-record rains had washed April away.
By Alan Guebert , May 09, 2013
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Wet spring brings troubling start to corn planting
In the biggest corn-producing state, Iowa, only 8 percent of the corn crop is in the ground, down from 62 percent the same time last year.
By JIM SUHR , May 07, 2013
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CRP losing Midwest acres to attractive crop prices
In the past two years alone, the number of CRP acres nationally has dropped from 31.2 million to 27 million.
By Jonathan Knutson , April 30, 2013
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Rain eases drought for some farmers, but not all
Precipitation totals were somewhat less in northwestern Iowa and northeastern Nebraska, where long-term moderate to severe drought persists.
By David Pitt , April 25, 2013
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Record freeze extends wheat crop damage
US farmers could abandon quarter of winter crop, estimates say.
By TONY C. DREIBUS and JEFF WILSON , April 24, 2013
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GUEBERT: Odious riders on poultry, genetically modified crops pass Congress
Congress needs more open lawmaking and fewer lobbyists, more bottom-up debate and less top-down dismissiveness, more well-lit transparency and less in-the-dark committee work.
By Alan Guebert , April 18, 2013
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Wheat losing its ‘king’ status on Northern Plains
Farmers in the Dakotas increasingly prefer corn and soybeans to wheat because of greater potential for profit.
By Jonathan Knutson , April 01, 2013
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USDA: Highest corn acreage since 1936 expected
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Acreage in some states hit hardest by last year's drought retreated, while Southern states such as Arkansas, Mississippi and Texas are shifting cotton acres to corn.
By David Pitt , March 29, 2013
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