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Brownfield Ag News · Aug 17, 2026
Could recent rains in Missouri change the outlook for corn and soybean yields? Farmers are optimistic as timely precipitation coincides with the maturing corn crop. One farmer noted that the rain has been beneficial,...
Brownfield Ag News · Aug 17, 2026
What could be affecting the ratings of U.S. corn and soybeans this week? Recent USDA reports indicate that 60% of U.S. corn and 61% of soybeans are rated good to excellent, reflecting a slight...
Brownfield Ag News · Aug 17, 2026
What happens when a state faces a dry August reminiscent of past droughts? In South Dakota, farmers are reporting mixed results for their corn and soybean crops due to ongoing dry conditions. Scott VanderWal,...
Brownfield Ag News · Aug 17, 2026
Could timely rains be the key to a successful harvest in Nebraska? Farmers in southeast Nebraska report that their corn and soybean crops are thriving thanks to recent rainfall. Jay Hansen, a local farmer,...
Brownfield Ag News · Aug 17, 2026
Could the recent heavy rains in Ohio be a double-edged sword for farmers? While over 9 inches of rain in the last 10 days has significantly advanced corn and soybean crops, it also raises...
Brownfield Ag News · Aug 17, 2026
What factors are contributing to the recent rise in soybean prices? As of August 17, 2026, September soybeans reached $12.01, up 23 and 1/4 cents, indicating a notable increase. In contrast, cattle futures are...
Brownfield Ag News · Aug 17, 2026
Could the combination of solid domestic demand and weather concerns be pushing soybean prices higher? Recent data shows that the July NOPA member crush was up compared to both the previous month and last...
Brownfield Ag News · Aug 18, 2026
Could the expansion of soy crush facilities signal a turning point for soybean sustainability? The chairman of the Illinois Soybean Association, Bryan Severs, highlights optimism around new demand opportunities driven by updated Renewable Volume...
Brownfield Ag News · Aug 18, 2026
What if cover crops could be a game-changer for pest management in corn and soybeans? Researchers at the University of Minnesota are exploring this potential, focusing on how these crops can contribute to pest...
AgriTalk · Aug 18, 2026
What if the latest crop tour results are not what everyone expected? As scouts navigate through varying conditions, the data coming in shows significant discrepancies in crop yields across regions. In Indiana, for instance,...
Brownfield Ag News · Aug 18, 2026
With pest pressures increasing, Nebraska farmers face a critical decision: how to balance insecticide costs with their potential returns. Justin McMechan from the University of Nebraska highlights the growing presence of soybean tentiform leafminer,...
AgriTalk · Aug 18, 2026
What did the Crop Tour uncover about this year's corn and soybean yields? As scouts traversed Nebraska and Indiana, they encountered a mix of weather-related challenges, including flooding and hailstorms, which have impacted crop...