Page 6 - Eastern Corn News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

Those wishing to attend the annual Farm Science Review at Ohio State’s Molly Caren Ag Center in London, Ohio can purchase tickets.

Promising U.S. growing conditions start grains off in the red this week Corn down 10-16 cents Wheat down 11-17 cents Corn Favorable weekend weather in the Midwest boosted yield prospects for the 2021 U.S. corn crop, sending Chicago corn futures $0.10-$0.16/bushel lower in overnight trading. Losses were capped by strong global livestock demand for corn and a weaker dollar. Last week’s Drought Monitor saw a third consecutive week of falling drought conditions across the U.S. due in large part to showers over the Central Plains and Eastern Corn Belt. But the upper Midwest and Northern Plains c...

In light of climate-induced risks and uncertainties, such as increasing extreme rainfall events and warmer temperatures, an interdisciplinary team of research, extension, and outreach professionals at Ohio State are working together to identify how to promote sustainability and resilience in the Eastern Corn Belt. The team seeks to understand how farmers’ can adapt to these changing conditions while supporting both agricultural production and the protection of critical ecosystem services.

Corn, soy prices mixed on short-term supply outlook. (Comments are updated by 7:30 a.m. Central Time.) Suggested Event Aug 31, 2021 to Sep 02, 2021 Old crop futures rise on strong current demand. New crop futures edge lower on favorable weekend planting forecast Corn mixed Wheat up 1-3 cents Corn After profit-takers took steam out of eight-year highs in the corn market yesterday, old crop prices moved higher this morning on concerns over the Brazilian corn crop. New forecasts show Southern Brazil will remain abnormally dry over the next couple weeks, which will further cause heat stre...

Tom J Bechman SEE WHAT’S IN PLANT: Betsy Bower demonstrates how to collect soybean leaves at the R2 stage to determine the level of nutrients in this early planted field. Soybean Watch: Make an investment in tissue testing pay off. Maybe you have never pulled a tissue sample in soybeans. If you’re ready to push toward higher yields, it might be worth considering. “We can’t guarantee that it will allow you to make adjustments that will bump yields,” Betsy Bower says. “Sometimes it might even be difficult to explain what we learn. But there are times when y...