Recently added articles from Agweek:
Most late-season crops earn above-average ratings from agronomy experts.
Oct 02, 2007 ... Byline: Mikkel Pates Oct. 2--After an average or above-average cereal crop, the potential for the late-season row crops in the region is a solid B or A, according to a variety of crop experts. "This crop came out of reform school this spring and is exceeding ...
Harvest in early stages for late-season crops.
Oct 02, 2007 ... Byline: Mikkel Pates Oct. 2--FARGO, N.D. -- Weather -- particularly rain -- can change the prospects for the region's crops in a hurry. Here is a snapshot of the region's late-season crop picture, per the National Agricultural Statistics Service weekly crop-weather ...
Food-grade soy group sends free beans to poor.
Oct 02, 2007 ... Byline: Mikkel Pates Oct. 2--CASSELTON, N.D. -- A group of eight food-grade soybean producers and processors loaded 20.4 metric tons of beans Sept. 27 bound for Guatemala to deliver nutrition to poor children who otherwise could not afford the food. The Northern Food ...
Agweek Magazine Cowboy Logic column.(Column)
Oct 02, 2007 ... Byline: Ryan M. Taylor Oct. 2--TOWNER, N.D. -- Every fall, I question the progress made in haying methods, especially the day we quit stacking our hay and began rolling it into big round bales. Used to be you put in your hours in the summer making a nice bunch of ...
Man shares story of brush with death in a grain bin.
Sep 25, 2007 ... Byline: Mikkel Pates Sep. 25--STREETER, N.D. -- You don't have to convince Alan Ruff how dangerous grain bins are. He nearly died in one last January. The hole in the top of the elevator still is there -- a makeshift window that was cut with a torch at the last minute ...