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  • Stutrud: Know Your Numbers Before Making Major Purchases
  • Demuth-Klobuchar Square Off in Debate
  • A Narrow Window for Post-Election Ag Agenda
  • Record Government Payments in ’26
  • Corn, Soybean Yields Beat Expectations Near Lankin
  • NW Minnesota Harvest Winds Down With Better-Than-Expected Yields
  • HFR Payment Rates to be Announced in November
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Stutrud: Know Your Numbers Before Making Major Purchases

Farmers are being urged to take a close look at their finances before making major year-end equipment purchases. “It’s really important to just take a step back and look at your financial situation and if it’s appropriate for your operation at…

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Demuth-Klobuchar Square Off in Debate

Farm policy was part of the discussion in Wednesday night’s Minnesota gubernatorial debate hosted by Fox 9. Republican House Speaker Lisa Demuth said she wants to increase agriculture’s share of the state budget while expanding markets for Minnesota farm products.…

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A Narrow Window for Post-Election Ag Agenda

Lawmakers will return to Washington after the midterm election with a lengthy agricultural agenda, including the farm bill, year-round E15 and another bridge assistance package. National Farmers Union President Rob Larew remains hopeful there is room for bipartisan agreement. “When I…

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Record Government Payments in ’26

Government payments to farmers could reach a record $55.4 billion this year. According to Progressive Farmer, that depends on USDA distributing the full $8 billion in Harvest Fuel Relief Program assistance before the end of December. The total would surpass…

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Corn, Soybean Yields Beat Expectations Near Lankin

Near Lankin, North Dakota, corn and soybean yields are coming in better than expected. Dale Zahradka’s soybean harvest is complete. “They were good. I would say they’re probably above average,” Zahradka said. “With the drought overall, we were quite pleased with…

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NW Minnesota Harvest Winds Down With Better-Than-Expected Yields

Harvest is nearly complete in northwestern Minnesota, with crop yields exceeding expectations despite a dry growing season. Warroad-area farmer Drew Parsley said corn and soybean yields have been particularly strong. “Our yields, right around the edge of the lake here, are…

Read More

HFR Payment Rates to be Announced in November

Regarding the new Harvest Fuel Relief program, North Dakota Senator John Hoeven says USDA plans to release commodity-specific payment rates in November for crops covered under Title I farm programs. The one-time payments will be based on planted acres, production costs,…

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  • Pioneer Agronomy Update
  • Japan Potato Access Could Add $150 Million in U.S. Exports
  • Stutrud: Know Your Numbers Before Making Major Purchases
  • Embrace the Experience
  • Demuth-Klobuchar Square Off in Debate
  • A Narrow Window for Post-Election Ag Agenda
  • CAB Prime Sales Reach Record High
  • All Latest News

Pioneer Agronomy Update

More growers are considering corn-on-corn for 2027. In the Pioneer Agronomy Update, Strategic Account Manager Cole Ehrlin says that is a sound strategy, but management strategies should be adopted. “Residue management is a huge factor,” said Ehrlin. “The best I’ve…

Read More

Japan Potato Access Could Add $150 Million in U.S. Exports

The U.S. potato industry is renewing its push to open Japan to fresh American potatoes. National Potato Council CEO Kam Quarles recently returned from Tokyo, where U.S. and Japanese officials held agricultural trade discussions. “They are using the excuse of phytosanitary…

Read More

Stutrud: Know Your Numbers Before Making Major Purchases

Farmers are being urged to take a close look at their finances before making major year-end equipment purchases. “It’s really important to just take a step back and look at your financial situation and if it’s appropriate for your operation at…

Read More

Embrace the Experience

South Dakota FFA Secretary Ellie Storm served as a national delegate at the FFA Convention, working on ways to improve the organization. For Storm, the convention illustrates the sense of community within FFA. “It truly is just one whole group…

Read More

Demuth-Klobuchar Square Off in Debate

Farm policy was part of the discussion in Wednesday night’s Minnesota gubernatorial debate hosted by Fox 9. Republican House Speaker Lisa Demuth said she wants to increase agriculture’s share of the state budget while expanding markets for Minnesota farm products.…

Read More

A Narrow Window for Post-Election Ag Agenda

Lawmakers will return to Washington after the midterm election with a lengthy agricultural agenda, including the farm bill, year-round E15 and another bridge assistance package. National Farmers Union President Rob Larew remains hopeful there is room for bipartisan agreement. “When I…

Read More

CAB Prime Sales Reach Record High

Certified Angus Beef reports global sales of more than 1.2 billion pounds during its latest fiscal year. That’s down less than one percent from last year despite tight cattle supplies and higher beef prices. Certified Angus Beef Prime sales climbed…

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  • Japan Potato Access Could Add $150 Million in U.S. Exports
  • CAB Prime Sales Reach Record High
  • USDA Moves to Improve Cash Cattle Market Transparency
  • G7 Ag Ministers Gather in Paris
  • Bilateral Trade Deal with Mexico Possible
  • Oil Flow Reaches Pre-War Levels
  • Domestic Concerns Cloud U.S. Potato Access to Japan
  • All Markets

Japan Potato Access Could Add $150 Million in U.S. Exports

The U.S. potato industry is renewing its push to open Japan to fresh American potatoes. National Potato Council CEO Kam Quarles recently returned from Tokyo, where U.S. and Japanese officials held agricultural trade discussions. “They are using the excuse of phytosanitary…

Read More

CAB Prime Sales Reach Record High

Certified Angus Beef reports global sales of more than 1.2 billion pounds during its latest fiscal year. That’s down less than one percent from last year despite tight cattle supplies and higher beef prices. Certified Angus Beef Prime sales climbed…

Read More

USDA Moves to Improve Cash Cattle Market Transparency

USDA is taking steps to improve transparency in the cash cattle market. A new regional report will combine negotiated cattle prices from Colorado, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas and New Mexico. The change comes as negotiated cash trade has dropped from more…

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G7 Ag Ministers Gather in Paris

Agriculture ministers from the G7 countries met in Paris, focusing on trade and rising farm input costs. National Farmers Union President Rob Larew participating in the meeting and said family farmers across the United States and the G7 nations are…

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Bilateral Trade Deal with Mexico Possible

President Donald Trump says the United States and Mexico are close to reaching a new trade agreement. Speaking in Kansas, Trump said the deal could help reduce the U.S. trade deficit with Mexico. That deficit totaled nearly $156 billion through…

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Oil Flow Reaches Pre-War Levels

Oil shipments from the Persian Gulf region have climbed above levels seen before the war with Iran, despite continued attacks on tankers. According to shipping tracker, Kpler, Middle East oil flows averaged more than 24 million barrels a day last…

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Domestic Concerns Cloud U.S. Potato Access to Japan

The Japanese agriculture ministry is considering plans to lift the ban on U.S. fresh potatoes. However, the new leader of the department is digging in his heels, claiming Japan needs to protect its own potato industry from foreign plant diseases…

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  • Japan Potato Access Could Add $150 Million in U.S. Exports
  • Stutrud: Know Your Numbers Before Making Major Purchases
  • Embrace the Experience
  • CAB Prime Sales Reach Record High
  • USDA Moves to Improve Cash Cattle Market Transparency
  • Record Government Payments in ’26
  • Recognition for Black Leg Ranch
  • All Ag Business

Japan Potato Access Could Add $150 Million in U.S. Exports

The U.S. potato industry is renewing its push to open Japan to fresh American potatoes. National Potato Council CEO Kam Quarles recently returned from Tokyo, where U.S. and Japanese officials held agricultural trade discussions. “They are using the excuse of phytosanitary…

Read More

Stutrud: Know Your Numbers Before Making Major Purchases

Farmers are being urged to take a close look at their finances before making major year-end equipment purchases. “It’s really important to just take a step back and look at your financial situation and if it’s appropriate for your operation at…

Read More

Embrace the Experience

South Dakota FFA Secretary Ellie Storm served as a national delegate at the FFA Convention, working on ways to improve the organization. For Storm, the convention illustrates the sense of community within FFA. “It truly is just one whole group…

Read More

CAB Prime Sales Reach Record High

Certified Angus Beef reports global sales of more than 1.2 billion pounds during its latest fiscal year. That’s down less than one percent from last year despite tight cattle supplies and higher beef prices. Certified Angus Beef Prime sales climbed…

Read More

USDA Moves to Improve Cash Cattle Market Transparency

USDA is taking steps to improve transparency in the cash cattle market. A new regional report will combine negotiated cattle prices from Colorado, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas and New Mexico. The change comes as negotiated cash trade has dropped from more…

Read More

Record Government Payments in ’26

Government payments to farmers could reach a record $55.4 billion this year. According to Progressive Farmer, that depends on USDA distributing the full $8 billion in Harvest Fuel Relief Program assistance before the end of December. The total would surpass…

Read More

Recognition for Black Leg Ranch

A McKenzie, North Dakota ranch has received the Noble Research Institute Land Stewardship Award. The Jerry Doan family and Black Leg Ranch runs a cow-calf operation, raise buffalo and provide custom grazing to another 1,100 head of cattle.

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  • Pioneer Agronomy Update
  • Minn-Dak Beet Crop Better Than Drought Conditions Suggested
  • American Crystal Beet Harvest Nearly Complete
  • Corn, Soybean Yields Beat Expectations Near Lankin
  • NW Minnesota Harvest Winds Down With Better-Than-Expected Yields
  • Respectable Yields
  • Harvest Hotline: Neumiller Crews Hard at Work
  • All Crops

Pioneer Agronomy Update

More growers are considering corn-on-corn for 2027. In the Pioneer Agronomy Update, Strategic Account Manager Cole Ehrlin says that is a sound strategy, but management strategies should be adopted. “Residue management is a huge factor,” said Ehrlin. “The best I’ve…

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Minn-Dak Beet Crop Better Than Drought Conditions Suggested

Despite hot, dry conditions during the growing season, Minn-Dak Farmers Cooperative Agronomist Paul Moffet says the sugarbeet campaign has gone well. “The tonnage that we’re bringing in is better than expected with the droughty conditions that we’ve had,” Moffet said. “It’s…

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American Crystal Beet Harvest Nearly Complete

The 2026 sugarbeet harvest is nearly complete for American Crystal Sugar Company growers. “Good to get the beets in the pile,” said Harrison Weber, executive director, Red River Valley Sugarbeet Growers Association. Warm temperatures forced daytime shutdowns during portions of the campaign,…

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Corn, Soybean Yields Beat Expectations Near Lankin

Near Lankin, North Dakota, corn and soybean yields are coming in better than expected. Dale Zahradka’s soybean harvest is complete. “They were good. I would say they’re probably above average,” Zahradka said. “With the drought overall, we were quite pleased with…

Read More

NW Minnesota Harvest Winds Down With Better-Than-Expected Yields

Harvest is nearly complete in northwestern Minnesota, with crop yields exceeding expectations despite a dry growing season. Warroad-area farmer Drew Parsley said corn and soybean yields have been particularly strong. “Our yields, right around the edge of the lake here, are…

Read More

Respectable Yields

North of Rugby, Steve Fritel is working on finishing his soybeans before getting into the corn. “We’ve had quite a bit of rain, so we’ve had to kinda tiptoe where we can where we can go because of muddy conditions, …

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Harvest Hotline: Neumiller Crews Hard at Work

RRFN caught up with custom harvester Mychal Neumiller early in the week. At the time he had harvest crews throughout the region. “There’s one in Turtle Lake, North Dakota running on corn. We still got four in Westhope running on…

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  • CAB Prime Sales Reach Record High
  • USDA Moves to Improve Cash Cattle Market Transparency
  • Recognition for Black Leg Ranch
  • Bringing Together Feed Brands for the Show Ring
  • Animal Rights Activism Takes to the Skies
  • Foreign Lamb Competition Under ITC Review
  • MN Beef Update
  • All Livestock

CAB Prime Sales Reach Record High

Certified Angus Beef reports global sales of more than 1.2 billion pounds during its latest fiscal year. That’s down less than one percent from last year despite tight cattle supplies and higher beef prices. Certified Angus Beef Prime sales climbed…

Read More

USDA Moves to Improve Cash Cattle Market Transparency

USDA is taking steps to improve transparency in the cash cattle market. A new regional report will combine negotiated cattle prices from Colorado, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas and New Mexico. The change comes as negotiated cash trade has dropped from more…

Read More

Recognition for Black Leg Ranch

A McKenzie, North Dakota ranch has received the Noble Research Institute Land Stewardship Award. The Jerry Doan family and Black Leg Ranch runs a cow-calf operation, raise buffalo and provide custom grazing to another 1,100 head of cattle.

Read More

Bringing Together Feed Brands for the Show Ring

Hubbard is unifying its show feeds and supplements for swine, sheep, goats and cattle. It brings together its Show-Rite portfolio and the MoorMan’s ShowTec brands. Show-Rite is part of Hubbard, the flagship U.S. brand of Akralos, the joint venture formed…

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Animal Rights Activism Takes to the Skies

The Animal Agriculture Alliance is raising concerns about drones being used around livestock operations, bringing farm security and privacy into question. “We’re seeing activists fly these drones over properties to kind of surveil the land, get a layout, see where…

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Foreign Lamb Competition Under ITC Review

The International Trade Commission is considering the impact lamb imports have had on U.S. sheep producers and processors. The ITC took testimony Friday as part of a Section 201 safeguard investigation. The American Sheep Industry Association reports imports now represent…

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MN Beef Update

In the Minnesota Beef Update, Minnesota Beef Council Communications Director Ashley Wulf gives information on the Build Your Base Program. Click here. 

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  • Japan Potato Access Could Add $150 Million in U.S. Exports
  • Demuth-Klobuchar Square Off in Debate
  • A Narrow Window for Post-Election Ag Agenda
  • Record Government Payments in ’26
  • ARC, PLC Payments Arrive in North Dakota
  • HFR Payment Rates to be Announced in November
  • More Farm Assistance Still Possible
  • All Policy

Japan Potato Access Could Add $150 Million in U.S. Exports

The U.S. potato industry is renewing its push to open Japan to fresh American potatoes. National Potato Council CEO Kam Quarles recently returned from Tokyo, where U.S. and Japanese officials held agricultural trade discussions. “They are using the excuse of phytosanitary…

Read More

Demuth-Klobuchar Square Off in Debate

Farm policy was part of the discussion in Wednesday night’s Minnesota gubernatorial debate hosted by Fox 9. Republican House Speaker Lisa Demuth said she wants to increase agriculture’s share of the state budget while expanding markets for Minnesota farm products.…

Read More

A Narrow Window for Post-Election Ag Agenda

Lawmakers will return to Washington after the midterm election with a lengthy agricultural agenda, including the farm bill, year-round E15 and another bridge assistance package. National Farmers Union President Rob Larew remains hopeful there is room for bipartisan agreement. “When I…

Read More

Record Government Payments in ’26

Government payments to farmers could reach a record $55.4 billion this year. According to Progressive Farmer, that depends on USDA distributing the full $8 billion in Harvest Fuel Relief Program assistance before the end of December. The total would surpass…

Read More

ARC, PLC Payments Arrive in North Dakota

North Dakota farmers are beginning to receive their 2025 Agriculture Risk Coverage and Price Loss Coverage payments. North Dakota Farm Service Agency’s Brandi LaFromboise says changes in federal law provided a unique opportunity for the 2025 crop year. “With the…

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HFR Payment Rates to be Announced in November

Regarding the new Harvest Fuel Relief program, North Dakota Senator John Hoeven says USDA plans to release commodity-specific payment rates in November for crops covered under Title I farm programs. The one-time payments will be based on planted acres, production costs,…

Read More

More Farm Assistance Still Possible

The Trump administration’s $8 billion Harvest Fuel Relief Program will help farmers facing higher diesel costs, but the American Farm Bureau Federation says more assistance may be needed. AFBF Vice President of Public Policy and Economic Analysis John Newton said…

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