This week DTN's View From the Cab farmers talk about harvest and hopes for
a winter wheat crop and the need to save what they consider a necessary
herbicide.
BView From the Cab
USDA's Sept. 1 Grain Stocks and Small Grain Summary featured bullish corn
and wheat data, and bearish soybean data, sending the soy market to large
losses by day's end. Wheat finished sharply higher on bullish stocks and
production, and corn rallied to close higher, but finished well off the daily
high.
BUSDA Reports Review
Soybean cyst nematode is the most economically damaging pathogen for
soybeans in North America, causing more than $1.5 billion in damage annually.
Combatting the pest begins with a soil test.
BTake Time to Test for SCN in October
USDA on Friday released its quarterly Grain Stocks report for Sept. 1,
along with the Small Grains Summary.
FUSDA Reports Summary
Gaesser Farms near Corning, Iowa, harvests and sells cereal rye to farmers
for seed and to an area distillery to help make planting cover crops profitable.
BWhiskey and Rye: Making Cover Crops Pay
Wet in the Mid-Atlantic as Ian and its remnants continue to bring heavy rain through the weekend. Some isolated showers for the Northern Plains, central High Plains, and up into Minnesota. » More DTN Weather Commentary
Posted at 12:20PM Fri Sep 30, 2022 CDT
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