06.05.19
Corn planting in Nebraska, as of Sunday, stood at 88 percent. Sixty-seven percent of the crop had emerged, compared to 88 percent normal. Soybean planting was 64 percent complete, well behind the 87 average. Thirty-nine percent of soybeans had emerged. Thirty-six percent of sorghum was planted. Winter wheat rated 67 percent good to excellent and 25 percent fair. Pasture and range conditions were called 83 percent good to excellent and 15 percent fair.
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- Crop Progress Report: June 3, 2019
- Crunch Time: 31 Million Corn Acres Unplanted
- Trump Says Mexico to Discuss His Tariff Threat in DC
- Syngenta Announces Global Introduction of Novel Seed Treatment Fungicide Vayantis
- USDA Says States Can’t Block Hemp Transports
- Pulse Poll: More Than a Third of Farmers to Take Prevent Plant
- USDA Announces Commodity Credit Corporation Lending Rates
- Stabenow Applauds New Crop Insurance Benefits for Farmer Veterans
- Ag Economic Insights Issues Report “Trade War Consequences And Impacts”
- Mexico And U.S. Gear Up For Tariff Talks As Trump Doubles Down On Threat
- U.S. Businesses, Farm Groups Warn Tariffs On Mexico Raise Costs, Create Uncertainty
- USDA Reports Nation’s Ag Exports At Three Year Low
- EPA Finalizes E15 Rule Agency Leaves Potential Biofuel Credit Reforms on Table for Later Time
- A Roundup of Recommendations for Late Soybean Planting
- Farmers Face Difficult Decisions as Spring Planting Lumbers On
- Jerry Gulke: Prices Blow Through Overhead Resistance; What’s Next?
- Farmers Used Rally As Opportunity To Drain Elevator Space
- Washington Week Ahead: House Set to Clear Long-Awaited Disaster Aid
- Lower Peanut Stocks
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