Soybean Harvesting Articles & Analysis
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President Trump announced Monday that $200 billion in additional Chinese goods will be hit with a 10 percent tariff, deepening the likely free fall in prices that producers of soy and soy products are feeling directly in their wallets and which threaten the stability of their market long-term. “Soybean prices are declining as a direct result of this trade feud,” said ...
Because of delays, we still have a lot of crop to harvest. We have a long way to go.” Statewide, for the week that ended Oct. 19, soybeans are 36 percent harvested with 97 percent of soybeans dropping leaves, according to the Oct. 20 U.S. Department of Agriculture’s crop progress report. That compares to ...
Throughout soybean harvest here in the United States, soybean farmers are making decisions on where to move this year’s crop. ...
Scientists measured the amount of green groundcover self-seeded winter cover crops produced after soybean harvests in the fall of 2007 and 2008. The study revealed that the cover crop’s growth through self-seeding was most consistent using a wheat cover crop and mechanical seed dispersal before the soybean harvest. ...
Winter cover crops are usually planted in the fall after cash crop harvest and killed the following spring before planting the next cash crop. ...