Crop Expert Says Lack of Rain, Not Heat is the Real Crops ThreatCrop Expert Says Lack of Rain, Not Heat is the Real Crops ThreatCentral Minnesota farmers are keeping an eye on the sky for when rain clouds replace the hot sunshine. Lee VossLee Voss
Upper Midwest Sugar Beet Farmers Endure Difficult HarvestUpper Midwest Sugar Beet Farmers Endure Difficult Harvest It's been a bitter harvest for many Minnesota and North Dakota sugar beet farmers.The Associated PressThe Associated Press
Farmers Keep Eye to the Sky as Fall Harvest ArrivesFarmers Keep Eye to the Sky as Fall Harvest ArrivesFarmers are watching the forecast closely as they look to complete the fall harvest before snow and frost hits. Lee VossLee Voss
MN Farmers Plan to Plant More Soybeans than CornMN Farmers Plan to Plant More Soybeans than CornMinnesota farmers are joining with other farmers across the country in planting more soybeans than corn this spring.The Associated PressThe Associated Press
Deadline Looms for Farmers, Landowners to Have Buffer StripsDeadline Looms for Farmers, Landowners to Have Buffer StripsGov. Mark Dayton and state water officials are reminding farmers and landowners of Wednesday's deadline to install water quality buffers. The Associated PressThe Associated Press
Minnesota Farmers Balance Environment And BudgetsMinnesota Farmers Balance Environment And BudgetsFarmers in Minnesota are working to balance heightened expectations for environmental stewardship and the day-to-day challenges of operating a farm. The Associated PressThe Associated Press
Stay Informed on Tax Credits: School Supplies, Property Taxes, Credits for FarmersStay Informed on Tax Credits: School Supplies, Property Taxes, Credits for FarmersThe warm weather will soon become a fall breeze. As the seasons are changing parents will be getting their kids ready to go back to school.Chrissy GaetkeChrissy Gaetke
Minnesota Farmers Begin Planting Under Optimal WeatherMinnesota Farmers Begin Planting Under Optimal WeatherMinnesota farmers are heading into their fields for spring planting in a tight window of opportunity in which soil moisture, temperatures and sunshine provide optimum yields.The Associated PressThe Associated Press
Poultry Producers In Minnesota Better Prepared For Bird FluPoultry Producers In Minnesota Better Prepared For Bird FluPoultry producers and experts say Minnesota is better prepared for a potential bird flu return after a devastating 2015 epidemic. The Associated PressThe Associated Press
Minnesota Poultry Farmers Warily Watch Bird Flu OutbreaksMinnesota Poultry Farmers Warily Watch Bird Flu OutbreaksPoultry farmers in Minnesota are cautiously watching the spread of bird flu in Europe and Asia.The Associated PressThe Associated Press