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South American crops produced a quality growing season

South American crops produced a quality growing season

Brazil’s second corn crop of the year is being harvested now. Dr. Michael Cordonnier of Soybean & Corn Advisor, Inc. says some areas of the country are experiencing more moisture than normal but widespread damage to corn crops has not been reported. Cordonnier says including the Argentinian crop, South America has produced high yields once again this season. Argentina’s early-season dryness raised concerns, but moisture conditions improved enough to support strong yields across many...

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Make management decisions before planting to battle corn rootworm

Make management decisions before planting to battle corn rootworm

Corn rootworm can cause significant yield loss but the best way to deal with the pest is to develop your plan for the yield robbers before planting. That’s according to Kevin Langdon a technical product lead for insecticides with Syngenta. Langdon says that corn on...

Heartbreaking AG stories continue after Hurricane Helene

Heartbreaking AG stories continue after Hurricane Helene

It has been well over a week since Hurricane Helene unleashed her fury on North Carolina and Tennessee. Even as we await today’s landfall of Hurricane Milton, once called the second strongest hurricane ever recorded, people are still trying to put their lives together...

South American Weather and Crop Update (10-8-24)

South American Weather and Crop Update (10-8-24)

The monsoonal rains have finally manifested in South America, which will start to ease some concerns about the dry climate. Allendale commodity broker Greg McBride gave an update on the latest weather patterns in Brazil and Argentina. Since the soil is much different...

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