Farmers
Minnesota Farmers Make Harvest Progress
Minnesota farmers continue to make progress on the corn and soybean harvests.
DNR Urges Minn. Farmers To Take Fire Precautions
Dry conditions have Minnesota officials urging farmers to take precautions to avoid causing fires as they harvest their crops.
ND Farmers Want Changes In Crop Insurance Rules
Some Upper Midwest farmers who thought they caught a break when the federal government eased crop insurance rules for land hit by prolonged flooding are finding it isn’t as easy to cash in as they first thought.
Minn. Farms Hit By Flooding, Hail Risk Huge Crop Loss
The recent storms that have hit much of the state, didn’t just impact homeowners and businesses. Farmers south and west of the Twin Cities have experienced extensive flood and hail damage. Now, some corn and soybean fields won’t bounce back.
Minnesota’s New Pollution Watchdog Takes Control
The new head of the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency says he believes voluntary efforts by farmers can help the state move closer to cleaning up the Mississippi and Minnesota rivers.
Minn. Farmers Make Big Advance Planting Soybeans
Warm weather is helping Minnesota farmers make rapid progress planting soybeans.
Planting Of Corn Crop Nearly Half Complete
Minnesota farmers continued planting crops ahead of the average — and Minnesota’s corn crop is nearly half planted.
Minn. Farmers Continue Planting At Rapid Rate
Minnesota farmers continue spring planting at a torrid pace, despite a temperature cool-down last week.
Some Farmers Planting Spring Wheat In Warm Weather
Mike Bergeron started sowing wheat on his farm in northwestern Minnesota on St. Patrick’s Day. One week earlier, he was towing two of his daughters on a sled behind his snowmobile.
Organic Milk Low As Demand Up And Farmers Struggle
“Got milk?” is getting to be a difficult question when it comes to organic.
Farm Rescue Taking Apps For Spring Planting Help
The nonprofit Farm Rescue organization is accepting requests for spring planting help from farmers in the Dakotas, Minnesota and eastern Montana.
The Effects Of Warm Weather On Winter Farming
The last three months of last year tied for the second-warmest on record in the Twin Cities, with an average temperature of nearly 41 degrees. Pair that with the lack of snow we’ve seen this season — we’re more than a foot behind average — and that makes for some happy farmers.
NM Scientists Develop Drought-Tolerant Alfalfa
With much of the Southwest struggling with drought, many ranchers and dairy farmers are having difficulty finding enough hay for their livestock and making tough choices: pay up to twice as much as last year and ship it in from hundreds of miles away or do without and sell off some of their herd.
Minn. Farmer To Testify On MF Global Collapse
A Minnesota farmer told a Senate panel Tuesday he wants to know what became of $253,000 of his money that’s gone missing in the collapse of commodities trading firm MF Global Inc.
Mpls. Puts The ‘Farmer’ Back In Farmers Markets
Ever wonder why a pineapple was being sold at your local Minnesota farmers market? Many have, and Minneapolis revised an ordinance to make sure the markets sell more local food, while still keeping the exotic foods, too.




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