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Do U.S. Counties Comply with 25% CRP Rule?

Market to Market investigated how well the U.S. complies with its rule that no county may have more than 25% of its eligible cropland acres enrolled in the CRP program.... More ›

Market Monitor

John Michael Riley, OSU agricultural economist, says tariffs will impact the soybean market more than the other grain commodities, though there is still a lot of uncertainty.... More ›

YaraVita THIOTRAC on Wheat

Sales Agronomist Taylor Jeffery takes a look at a wheat field in Paris, Ontario and makes a management suggestion.... More ›

Rewind 2024: Spreading Fertilizer!

Rewind 2024: Spreading Fertilizer! | | 3rd Gen Farms... More ›

360 Ontario Ginseng Farm

What exactly IS ginseng?! Come visit the Mels’ ginseng farm, where you will learn all about this specialty crop! Walk down the rows of ginseng plants under the shade, see what happens during harvest, watch it get processed and learn about the challenges of growing such a unique crop.... More ›

Spring Storms Continue as an El Nino Rolls In

Southern states dealt with heavy rains over last weekend causing flooding across the region and several states remain underwater.... More ›

“There’s No Rhyme or Reason Anymore” - Darin Newsom with Market Analysis

In this Market Journal interview, Bryce Doeschot sits down with veteran analyst Darin Newsom of Barchart to unpack a wild week of trading. A single social media post from former President Donald Trump sent soybeans and corn rallying, despite little change to market fundamentals.... More ›

Future Focused: Your Farm Voice Matters

Manitoba Canola Growers Association (MCGA) has been farmer funded and farmer focused since 1982. Over the years, we have evolved along with the industry to meet the changing challenges farmers face, and now, it is time to innovate.... More ›

Insane Spring Runoff And First Manure Hits The Field!

Insane Spring Runoff And First Manure Hits The Field! | | SaskDutch Kid... More ›

Drought Concerns, Cold Soils & Planting Tips: Nebraska Planters Roll Into 2025 Season

In this “In the Field” segment, Market Journal’s Bill Dodd highlights the unique challenges facing corn and soybean producers as the 2025 growing season begins. From lingering drought to variable soil temps and moisture levels, Extension experts offer tips to avoid sidewall compaction, optimize ... More ›

Mesonet

In the Mesonet Weather Report, state climatologist Gary McManus discusses the recent rains and predicts warmer, wetter weather is on the way.... More ›

Market Plus with Chris Robinson

Chris Robinson discusses economic and commodity markets in this web-only feature.... More ›

Trumps Reverses Part of Tariff Plan

This week, President Trump reversed course on much of his massive tariff plan after a week of chaos in global commodities, bond and equities markets.... More ›

Weekly Forecast - Eric Hunt

Crop producers are anxious to get their crop in the ground. While air temps are warming, the soil temps and moisture profile are still a bit low. Can we expect any help in those areas in the week ahead? Eric Hunt has the Forecast.... More ›

Market to Market

After battling back and forth, President Trump puts most U.S. tariffs on hold. Southern states wait for flood waters to recede while as drought picture improves. A look at CRP compliance across the U.S. And, commodity market analysis with Chris Robinson.... More ›

Infrastructure Creates Series: Alberta irrigationInfrastructure Creates Series: Alberta irrigation

Expanding and modernizing irrigation infrastructure across southern Alberta will help farms to grow higher value crops. These improvements could increase the province’s irrigable land by approximately 200,000 acres By increasing the amount of irrigable land and improving water access and quality... More ›