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Wet September Has Farmers Late On HarvestA wet September with storms and severe weather means many farmers are getting a late jump on their harvest.

Crops Ahead Of Schedule As Fall ApproachesEven as the weather starts to cool, Minnesota's major crops are developing ahead of schedule.

Minnesota Farmers Making Planting Progress With Favorable WeatherAnother week of favorable weather has helped Minnesota farmers make good planting progress.

Minnesota Farmers Catching Up On Planting After Late StartThe U.S. Department of Agriculture says Minnesota farmers had 5.7 days suitable for fieldwork last week.

Corn Harvest 90 Percent Complete, But Still Behind ScheduleMinnesota farmers have now harvested about 90 percent of the state's corn crop as the season approaches its close.

Dry Weather Allows Farmers To Start Soybean HarvestParts of Minnesota have been dry enough lately to allow farmers to begin harvesting soybeans.

Warm Weather Helps Corn, Soybean Crops MatureWarm conditions this past week helped Minnesota's corn and soybean crops to mature and fueled a rapid harvest pace for dry beans.

With Planting Nearly Done, Minn. Farmers Want SunshineMinnesota farmers could use some warm, sunny days to speed crop development and get the last of their planting done.

Cold, Rain Hinder Minnesota Farmers' FieldworkA cold, wet week limited Minnesota farmers to less than three days suitable for fieldwork.

Minnesota Farmers Make Rapid Progress During Warm, Dry WeekWarm, dry weather across Minnesota last week let farmers get caught up on their planting — and then some.

Cool, Wet Spring Causing Farmers Serious Planting DelayCool temperatures and wet fields have cost Minnesota farmers more delays in planting.

Fall Harvest Mostly Over, But Some Still Finishing FieldworkThe fall harvest is over in much of Minnesota, but some producers are still hoping to finish out their harvesting and final fieldwork as weather conditions allow.

Minnesota Farmers Catch Up On Harvest Thanks To Dry WeatherMinnesota farmers are making up for lost time on the fall harvest, thanks to drier weather.

Dry Weather Speeds Up Minnesota Soybean HarvestDrier weather allowed Minnesota farmers to harvest over a quarter of the state's soybean crop last week alone.