soybeans

Minnesota Soybean Farmers have a relatively new market for their product, and it could help save your life.

Minnesota farmers are joining with other farmers across the country in planting more soybeans than corn this spring.

Minnesota has announced restrictions on the use of the herbicide dicamba for 2018 in response to complaints by soybean growers across the country that it harmed their crops this year.

Profits are expected to remain steady for Minnesota corn and soybean farmers despite a slight production dip in 2017.

Minnesota farmers plan to plant a record amount of soybeans this spring, as well as more corn than last year.

The roar of combines filled the air across much of Minnesota as farmers made rapid progress on the corn harvest.

Farmers across Minnesota have started getting in their fields for an early jump in the harvest season.

Farmers around Central Minnesota will soon be in the fields for the harvest season. But the heavy rains throughout the summer and recent weeks have local farmers hoping for the best.

A recent report from the U.S Department of Agriculture shows farmers will have a record harvest this fall but they may not profit.

Soybean maturity has rapidly advanced in Minnesota in the last week, but soybean maturity still lags behind the normal pace.