by Emily Unglesbee, DTN Staff Reporter COLBY, Kan. (DTN) — The toll of a four-year drought — short plants, thinning stands, blowing soil and dwindling yield potential — became increasingly …
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The following article is from Bloomberg: by Jeff Wilson and Megan Durisin The waves of grain on David Schemm’s 5,000 acres planted in west-central Kansas are beginning to turn brown …
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WICHITA, Kan. – Strong winds kicked up a lot of dust into the air across most of Kansas Sunday. You could even see the blowing dirt on satellite pictures. In …
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by Darin Newsom, DTN Senior Analyst OMAHA (DTN) — USDA's April Supply and Demand report isn't expected to generate many headlines, historically being an opportunity for fine tuning following the …
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USDA: Montana Farmers to Plant Less Spring Wheat Winter wheat seedings, however, are up 2.5 million acres! The following is portion of an article from Belgrade News: The U.S. Department …
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Wheat slipped from a 10-month high on speculation that rising prices, poised for the biggest monthly increase in more than three years, will curb demand and as technical analysis …
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The following is a news release from Montana State University: BOZEMAN – Wheat stem sawflies heavily damage more wheat than any other insect in Montana, and now Colorado and …
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OMAHA (DTN) — The start of the spring grain shipping season will be delayed as news reports that close to 90{75f28365482020b1dc6796c337e8ca3e58b9dd590dc88a265b514ff5f3f56c30} or more of four of the five Great Lakes …
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CANBERRA (Dow Jones) — World grain markets may have reacted prematurely to the crisis caused by Russia's intervention in Ukraine, a senior U.S. agriculture official said Wednesday. Wheat futures …
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(Dow Jones) — Ukrainian farmers are holding on to grain to protect themselves against declines in the country's currency amid tensions with Russia, making exports from its Black Sea ports …
