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How can every harvest be so similar and yet completely different? The goal is always the same — get everything through the combine and into bins, and yet there are so many circumstances that come into play.

Q&A: The seed sector is agile and dynamic, but revised rules for new genomic techniques might influence the European market, says Felix Büchting, CEO of plant breeding company KWS.

Inflation predictions cut some tension with traders and spark interest in the Beef Market.

About 76% of the corn in North Dakota had been harvested as of the week ended Nov. 12, 2023, and the sunflower harvest was about 60% complete.

Ukrainian farmers are producing more wheat and corn than expected in a war-torn country where seeds and inputs are difficult to come by and swaths of farmland are in occupied territory, but exports are on the decline again as Russia steps up its attacks on Ukraine’s beleaguered port facilities, according to a new analysis by USDA’s Foreign Agricultural Service.

Even as harvest wraps up throughout northern Illinois, farmers already have their thoughts turned to spring planting. That includes the management of pests, from insects to weeds, that can harm corn crops and cut yields.

Grain Trends: little to move wheat and maize markets 2023-11-15

"Significant delays and cost increases with the Missouri River railroad bridge project at Bismarck on a major railroad route through our state would undoubtedly be passed on and potentially negatively affect rail customers like our 13,000 corn growers across the state," writes Andrew Mauch.

With rain in the forecast, the Smolkovich brothers hoped to wrap most of the corn harvest after a slight delay for equipment repair. John, Joe, Alan and Marko had 20 acres of corn remaining.

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