| Soybeans » frost damage |
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Beans and Corn in the Eastern North Dakota area received frost damage. Time will tell on bushels lost. Posted by: dkm@polarcomm.com at Sep 16, 2011 9:48:49 PM Replies: 0 :: Reply to this Post |
| Corn » top half of corn all frosted |
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Problems with frosted Corn. 75 to 95% milk layer. North east ND. Posted by: dkm@polarcomm.com at Sep 17, 2011 12:11:10 AM Replies: 0 :: Reply to this Post |
| Alfalfa » Future for alfalfa acres |
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Seth Hoyt, a former USDA/NASS analyst, predicts that in California, alfalfa will be down 25,000 acres in 2009. Do you see this trend in your area, or do you feel alfalfa acres will remain steady? Posted by: editor@fmcconsultantexchange.com at Feb 3, 2009 11:14:58 PM Replies: 0 :: Reply to this Post |
| Cotton » Drought |
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Cotton in Oklahoma burned up this summer. 90% of my dryland acres won't pay to harvest. Faced with difficult or impossible defoliation choices on few acres that may harvest. Irrigated double crop cotton looks outstanding where we had fairly good water. Posted by: hjbartel@cropquest.com at Sep 17, 2011 2:47:54 PM Replies: 0 :: Reply to this Post |
| Rice » Shift back to rice? |
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Yes, rice taking some "clay" bean acres, beans and cotton taking some corn acres. Looks like corn will be 25-50% down, going into corn and some cotton. Year to year profits are catching the rice increase. Posted by: asto58@hotmail.com at Mar 29, 2010 12:41:56 AM Replies: 1 :: Reply to this Post |
| Sunflowers » Rise in sunflower acres? |
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Some industry experts predict a rise in sunflower acres in 2009, saying that improved profitability means more growers might switch to sunflowers this year. What are you hearing from producers in your area? Posted by: editor@fmcconsultantexchange.com at Feb 3, 2009 11:18:06 PM Replies: 0 :: Reply to this Post |
| General » Ag policy in Washington |
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Almost 2 years later, what do you think? Posted by: dthompson@nicholsonkovac.com at Feb 18, 2010 3:34:22 PM Replies: 1 :: Reply to this Post |