Carah Hart

Missouri

Anchor and Reporter at Brownfield Ag News

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Trade negotiations will affect some ag prices

1 week ago | brownfieldagnews.com | Carah Hart

News Trade negotiations will affect some ag prices May 29, 2025 By Carah Hart Filed Under: Ag Marketing, News, TradeA market analyst says active trade negotiations could weigh on U.S. cotton and rice prices in the next few months. “The trade deals are going to be much more important this year than prevent plant on price.”Jody Lawrence with Strategic Trading Advisors says the U.S. cotton industry is watching for a trade deal with China.
Corn behind schedule in MO Bootheel

1 week ago | brownfieldagnews.com | Hudson Dutch Byrd |Carah Hart

News Corn behind schedule in MO Bootheel May 29, 2025 By Carah Hart Filed Under: Corn, Missouri, NewsA farmer in the Missouri Bootheel says corn planting remains behind schedule due to the excessively wet spring. “It’s been a frustrating spring, that’s for sure.”Hudson Byrd, who farms in Mississippi County, tells Brownfield “there’s been a lot of corn planted in the last two weeks.
Fieldwork to-do list growing as rain continues

1 week ago | brownfieldagnews.com | Carah Hart

News Fieldwork to-do list growing as rain continues May 29, 2025 By Carah Hart Filed Under: 2025 Planting Season, Agriculture, Arkansas, NewsA farmer in northeast Arkansas has been waiting weeks for a long stretch of warm, dry weather to plant soybeans. “We just need some windows. All we need right now are some windows we haven’t had.”Tommy Young says it’s rained almost every day this month. And that’s not only delayed soybean planting, but complicated side-dressing corn.
Trade negotiations will affect some ag prices

1 week ago | 1430wcmy.com | Carah Hart

A market analyst says active trade negotiations could weigh on U.S. cotton and rice prices in the next few months. “The trade deals are going to be much more important this year than prevent plant on price.” Jody Lawrence with Strategic Trading Advisors says the U.S. cotton industry is watching for a trade deal with […]The post Trade negotiations will affect some ag prices appeared first on Brownfield Ag News.
Corn behind schedule in MO Bootheel

1 week ago | 1430wcmy.com | Carah Hart

A farmer in the Missouri Bootheel says corn planting remains behind schedule due to the excessively wet spring. “It’s been a frustrating spring, that’s for sure.” Hudson Byrd, who farms in Mississippi County, tells Brownfield “there’s been a lot of corn planted in the last two weeks. And there was a lot of replant in […]The post Corn behind schedule in MO Bootheel appeared first on Brownfield Ag News.
Fieldwork to-do list growing as rain continues

1 week ago | 1430wcmy.com | Carah Hart

A farmer in northeast Arkansas has been waiting weeks for a long stretch of warm, dry weather to plant soybeans. “We just need some windows. All we need right now are some windows we haven’t had.” Tommy Young says it’s rained almost every day this month. And that’s not only delayed soybean planting, but complicated […]The post Fieldwork to-do list growing as rain continues appeared first on Brownfield Ag News.
Farmers holding onto old crop grain

1 week ago | brownfieldagnews.com | Carah Hart

News Farmers holding onto old crop grain May 29, 2025 By Carah Hart Filed Under: Ag Marketing, Grains, Missouri, NewsAn extension ag economist says there’s a sizeable amount of unsold old crop in storage across Missouri. Ben Brown says farmers have been waiting on better prices. “And I think end users across much of Missouri are mostly covered for the summer months,” he says.
A little rain goes a long way for wheat

1 week ago | kgfw.com | Carah Hart

The executive director of the South Dakota Wheat Commission says recent rains have helped improve wheat quality in the state. Jonathan Kleinjan says “we were kind of on the dry side most of the spring and then, 10 days to two weeks ago, we started getting rain. In central South Dakota, the wheat belt got […]The post A little rain goes a long way for wheat appeared first on Brownfield Ag News.
A little rain goes a long way for wheat

1 week ago | brownfieldagnews.com | South Dakota |Carah Hart

News A little rain goes a long way for wheat May 29, 2025 By Carah Hart Filed Under: News, South Dakota, WheatThe executive director of the South Dakota Wheat Commission says recent rains have helped improve wheat quality in the state. Jonathan Kleinjan says “we were kind of on the dry side most of the spring and then, 10 days to two weeks ago, we started getting rain.
Be strategic when cutting costs

1 week ago | brownfieldagnews.com | Carah Hart

Managing for Profit Be strategic when cutting costs May 29, 2025 By Carah Hart Filed Under: Ag Inputs, Agriculture, Managing For ProfitAn extension ag economist says in a high cost, low margin era, farmers should be cautious about which costs they cut to stay profitable. Ben Brown at the University of Missouri says cutting crop protection and crop nutrition costs now can have long-term negative impacts. Hear more in the latest Managing for Profit.