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A Michigan Sugar Company district president says he’s had extremely dry conditions in his part of the Thumb. Clint Hagen grows sugarbeets, dry beans, and white wheat in Ubly. “We’re in one of those extremely dry belts,” he shares. “You don’t have to hardly get five miles east, probably 10...

Twelve livestock exhibitors from across Missouri participated in the Sale of Champions on Saturday at the Missouri State Fair. Lincoln Berndt with Princeton FFA had the Grand Champion Steer, which sold for $34,000. “It’s a pretty big deal and a lot of hard work,” he says. That hard work includes...

A southwest Nebraska farmer says this week’s extremely hot temperatures could impact his soybeans. Andy Jobman says timely rains have helped ease some stress. “You’re starting to see a few dry land corners start to show some heat stress, some drought stress, but that’s only been recently that you’ve been...

A southwest Ohio farmer says he’s starting to get concerned about the lack of recent rainfall.  Eric Tipton says the crops are starting to stress. “For the corn, we should hopefully be okay to get to the finish line,” he says. “The beans, with just the way that they look,...

Purdue University Extension’s corn specialist says disease is spreading rapidly across the state. Dan Quinn says recent weather patterns are impacting fungicide efficacy. “We’re starting to see now where some of these fungicides worked well, now they’re running out of activity and that disease is picking back up,” he says....

A northeast Kansas farmer says his soybean crop is need of some moisture to finish pod filling stage.   Scott Gigstad tells Brownfield, “As of about a week ago, they were really starting to pod. We did go ahead and put fungiside and some insecticide on the beans. They show some...

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A technical agronomist with Channel Seed says he’s expecting average corn and better soybeans in southwest Missouri and southeastern Kansas. Brook Mitchell tells Brownfield the timely rains are good for the soybeans. “The soybeans could end up being tremendously good and we haven’t had a lot of high heat for...