Month: November 2022

Looking ahead, the 6- to 10-day outlook calls for the likelihood of below-normal temperatures from the Pacific Coast to the northern and central Plains and [Read More]

Britt Farms of Clifton Hill, Missouri has been named the 2022 Missouri Leopold Conservation Award winner. Britt Farms owner Ryan Britt and his family operate [Read More]

At the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, live cattle closed higher and feeders were mixed ahead of the week’s direct cash business.  December live cattle closed $.10 [Read More]

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration has denied a request from several ag groups to exempt truckers from certain hours-of-service rules.  The ruling, published Tuesday [Read More]

Western Tennessee received some much needed rain while the rest of the state remains dry.  The precipitation in the west helped the emerging winter wheat [Read More]

Harvest is near completion for all crops in Arkansas.  Soybeans are 99% harvested and peanuts are 98% harvested.  Winter wheat is 97% planted and 86% [Read More]

Illinois winter wheat conditions fell in USDA’s final crop progress and condition report for 2022. As of Sunday, only 30% of the crop is considered [Read More]

Kansas winter wheat conditions continue to decline due to historic drought. The USDA’s says 34 percent of the crop is rated good-to-excellent with 95 percent [Read More]

Nebraska’s winter wheat crop could use some moisture. The USDA’s says 20 percent is rated good-to-excellent with the entire crop emerged. Topsoil moisture is 89 [Read More]