Crops News

What Bayer Is Saying About Glyphosate Lawsuits

Glyphosate has become a political molecule, says one Bayer executive.

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Soybean Harvest Is Underway, USDA Says

On Monday, the USDA Crop Progress Report pegged the U.S. soybean crop as 6% harvested vs. a 3% five-year average.

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U.S. Corn Farmers Have Picked 5% Of The Country’s Crop

On Tuesday, the USDA released its delayed Crop Progress Report.

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Successful Farming Television

Shark Farmer: Taking Risks

By Successful Farming Television

Rob Sharkey gives his insight about not being afraid to take risks and finding new opportunities.

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Top Shops

Product Test Team: Battery-Power Blowers Make an Ideal Tool for the Farm

By Top Shops

Due to advances in battery capacity and brushless motors, leaf blowers have graduated to high-volume blowers, offering farmers the ultimate portable clean-up tool for their operations.

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Women in Agriculture

What North Carolina Farms Need After Hurricane Florence

By Women in Agriculture

North Carolina and other East Coast states were hit by Hurricane Florence last week. The needs are great and may not be as obvious as you think.

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Argentina’s Export Tax to Drive Corn Acres Lower

Argentina’s rising debt level is pushing up export taxes.

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USDA Makes Few Changes In Crop Ratings Tuesday

The USDA Crop Progress Report, released today, is delayed by one day, due to the Labor Day Holiday.

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Bayer Officials Say Dicamba Investigations Are Down in 2018 vs. 2017

“When we say follow the label, we mean follow the label,” says its COO.

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15 Questions and Answers on the USDA Trade Retaliation Mitigation Payments

The following are details on the Market Facilitation Program (MFP), including what payments will be, who is eligible, and where to apply as provided by the USDA.

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Corn Crop Matures At Fast Pace, USDA Says

With stabilizing crop conditions, the USDA rated the corn and soybean final growth stage developments above averages.

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Deadline Looms for Syngenta Settlement Claims

Most U.S. corn farmers are eligible for the $1.51 billion settlement of a nationwide class action lawsuit against Syngenta. The deadline is October 12.