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Farmers were hoping it would hold off for at least a few more weeks, but frost rolled into Minnesota over the weekend and will likely have a negative impact on a corn crop planted late because of excessive spring rains.
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written by Jonathan Eisenthal
About 250 farmers gathered at a farm field seven miles south of Appleton in Lac qui Parle County to see demonstrations and hear information covering the entire spectrum of tillage,
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The Minnesota Corn Growers Association (MCGA) is one of 23 Minnesota farm and business organizations signing a letter supporting bipartisan bill H.R. 5078, Waters of the United States Regulatory Overreach Protection Act of 2014.
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On the farm, corn farmers and gophers have a contentious relationship. Gophers just wants to dig their holes in peace. Corn farmers find nothing peaceful about fields dotted with gopher holes and dirt mounds.
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A story in Sunday’s Star Tribune by Tom Meersman did an excellent job showing what falling corn prices mean for Minnesota’s overall economy.
“A big part of Minnesota’s overall economy is from the outstate that flows through the metro eventually,” said Michael Swanson,
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by Jonathan Eisenthal
Kirby Hettver represents the fifth generation of his family to farm in Chippewa County, 20 miles west of Willmar.
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The crew from KSMQ’s “Farm Connections” came out to Deer Creek Speedway on July 18 to talk ethanol and corn farming during “Tasseldega Nights.”
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It’s Monday, so let’s start the week off with an update on the Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS), a New York Times farming panel that doesn’t include any farmers and a corn-themed ALS Ice Bucket Challenge.
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A team of six feed grain buyers traveled from the sands of Saudi Arabia to the farm fields of Southeastern Minnesota on Tuesday, Aug. 19,
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