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Weekly Outlook: Soybean Market

| By Bob Sampson

While the pace of the domestic soybean crush is slowing, the pace of exports and export sales of U.S. soybeans remains generally strong, says Darrel Good, a University of Illinois Extension marketing specialist... More

Rain-Delayed Corn Planting No Reason To Switch Crop

| Source: University of Missouri

Rain-delayed planting is no reason to switch from corn to soybeans or to switch to an early-maturing corn variety, says Bill Wiebold, a University of Missouri (MU) Extension agronomist... More

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Leaving Ethanol Behind Would Not Bring Down Food Prices, Would Drive Up Gas Prices

| American Coalition for Ethanol

The American Coalition for Ethanol (ACE) made the following statement in response to calls from some U.S. Senators that the EPA waive the Renewable Fuels Standard ethanol requirement... More

See Columnist Tyler Bruch Live

Corn & Soybean Digest’s Brazil columnist, Tyler Bruch, 28, was featured in a special CNBC business news program Sunday, May 4... More

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By Richard Brock

Winter Wheat Crop Tour Kicks Off
The annual winter wheat crop tour organized by the Wheat Quality Council kicks off on Monday and will wind its way across Kansas...

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Thiesse's Thoughts

Kent Thiesse

By Kent Thiesse

Corn Planting Delayed, Farm Bill Making Moves
The initiation of full-scale corn planting has been delayed across most of the upper Midwest due to continued wet weather...

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Road Warrior of Agriculture

David Kohl

By David Kohl

Global Economic Forecast
Now is the time to start getting your financial game plan in shape if you are an agricultural producer...

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Keep Beans Green

April 1, 2008 | By Jen Bennett

Picture this: flourishing soybean fields. Green leaves, thick canopy, strong stands and roots, an abundance of pods. Optimal moisture, not too hot, not too cold. No disease or pest incidence... More

Not Just a Farmer Anymore

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You sell yourself — and your farm — to the public every day, whether you realize it or not. And, the perception you create may affect how you farm in the future... More



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Scouting Made Simple 
Sweltering temperatures and pollinating corn don't make you say, “Let's go scouting!” But, those are generally the conditions under which scouting for corn rootworm takes place......

Rust Relief 
With Asian soybean rust a greater threat every year since it blew into the U.S., growers are looking for ways to counter potential rust rampages. Mississippi farmer Tim Clements believes earlier maturing varieties are among the answers......

Get Paid To Hold Onto Those Nutrients 
Dairyman Jeff Beavins is getting paid to build a structure that stores six months' manure. Most of the $130,000 cost will be paid for by water quality credits from local wastewater treatment plants......

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