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This week on AgweekTV, we'll visit a unique, multi-generational seed potato company. The USDA unveils its plan to finance close to $3 billion worth of climate smart ag projects. Ag labor reform is being called for during an ag industry worker shortage. And our Agweek Corn and Soybean Tour continues.
This week on AgweekTV, North Dakota ranchers cut out the middle man and sell their own quality beef. Our Agweek Corn & Soybean Tour will check out crop conditions in North Dakota and Minnesota. A $1 million technology partnership involves North Dakota ag powerhouses and the USDA's Agricultural Research Service. And we'll visit a farmer who shares his love for canola through social media.
Agronomist Logan Reuman of Presho, South Dakota, discusses the state of the corn crop on Aug. 18, 2022, north of Interstate Highway 90, near Presho, South Dakota, on the Agweek Corn and Soybean Tour. That part of the state has had good moisture, temperature and pollination.
Good growing conditions during the past two and a half months have resulted in an eastern North Dakota soybean crop that is better than expected considering the late planting date, said Mark Huso, owner of Huso Crop Consulting and Soil Testing in Lakota, on the Agweek Corn and Soybean Tour.
Crop consultant Bret McGillivary, of BM Agronomy of Watertown, on Aug. 15, 2022, told the Agweek Crop Tour the soybean crop in a 100-mile diameter area looks largely good, despite being a week behind.