Brazilians Buy Inputs for 2019, Soybean Acres Seen Up 3% Input purchases for the next year’s soybean crop, in Brazil, are happening earlier and earlier. Article
Brazil to Catch U.S. as Top Corn Exporter, Says Agroconsult At the USDA Ag Outlook Forum, a Brazilian analyst stated that Brazilian corn is becoming more cost-competitive with U.S. corn. Article
No Relief In Sight for Argentina’s Drought-Stricken Soybean Crop Estimates of Argentina’s 2018 soybean production continue to fall. The latest number is 47.0 million metric tons, with only 20% of the crop in good/very good condition. Article
Repair and Maintenance Engine Man: Radiator Fouling By Repair and Maintenance The SF Engine Man, Ray Bohacz, explains radiator fouling and how to fix it. Video
Successful Farming Television John Deere Archives: Paper Archives By Ageless Iron Dave Mowitz visited the John Deere archives in Moline, Illinois for an exclusive behind-the-scene Video
Successful Farming Television All Around the Farm: Variable Rate Spreader By All Around the Farm Northwest Ohio Farmer, James Widman built his own variable rate spreader. Video
Brazil’s Farmers Invest in Soybeans, not Corn Crops Brazilians invested more in inputs for the 2017/2018 soybean crop. Article
‘The Market Ate Our Profit,’ Brazilian Soybean Farmer Says Planting of the 2017/2018 crop is in the final stretch, and producers are worried about the low profitability. Article
Soybean Planting In Brazil Speeds Ahead Weather has cooperated enough to help Brazil's farmers get the soybean seeding caught up. Article
Brazilians Are Now Making Ethanol With Soybeans Other than just fuel, hydrous soybean-based ethanol can go into perfumes, cleaning materials, solvents, and paints. Article
Brazil Plants Over Half of Its 2018 Soybean Crop Next weekend, a cold front should advance to the Southeast and Central-West regions, causing rains that will benefit soybean crops. Article
Brazil Soybean Planting Progress Jumps to 43% Planting increases 13 points from previous week. Article
