The fall seasons of 2018 and 2026 have strong resemblances, with precipitation totals reaching 150-300% of normal in much of the Western Corn Belt.
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Colder air spreading South through Eastern US. WATCH more in the Market Weather Outlook for Nov. 12: bcove.video/4iTovwo
Wrapping harvest with the November WASDE.
DTN Lead Analyst @R_D_Montgomery shares USDA's latest predictions for the grain complex, the outlook for corn markets as global attention shifts toward South America and potential issues with wheat trade due to ongoing problems in the Black Sea region.
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DTN Lead Analyst @R_D_Montgomery shares USDA's latest predictions for the grain complex, the outlook for corn markets as global attention shifts toward South America and potential issues with wheat trade due to ongoing problems in the Black Sea region.
LISTEN to the latest episode of Field Posts hosted by Sarah Mock 馃敆 dtn.link/tmy06izx
Protect cattle from grazing risks.
With the arrival of fall and colder weather, the first frost can create a potentially deadly risk for cattle grazing sorghum, sudangrass and related warm-season annual forages.
Cattle producers using cover crops or stockpiled forage should pay close attention to overnight temperatures and pasture conditions.
Senior Livestock Editor @JennCattleGal reports 馃敆 dtn.link/63gshxq4
With the arrival of fall and colder weather, the first frost can create a potentially deadly risk for cattle grazing sorghum, sudangrass and related warm-season annual forages.
Cattle producers using cover crops or stockpiled forage should pay close attention to overnight temperatures and pasture conditions.
Senior Livestock Editor @JennCattleGal reports 馃敆 dtn.link/63gshxq4
The battle over glyphosate.
Calley Means, former White House adviser, alleged that pesticide industry interests helped dilute glyphosate provisions in the Make America Healthy Again Commission report, pressured the administration to support Bayer in a Supreme Court case and used former White House and Health and Human Services adviser Susie Wiles' influence to shield Trump from decisions that conflicted with MAHA priorities.
DTN Ag Policy Editor Jake Zajkowski reports 馃敆 dtn.link/b3ktiiwt
Calley Means, former White House adviser, alleged that pesticide industry interests helped dilute glyphosate provisions in the Make America Healthy Again Commission report, pressured the administration to support Bayer in a Supreme Court case and used former White House and Health and Human Services adviser Susie Wiles' influence to shield Trump from decisions that conflicted with MAHA priorities.
DTN Ag Policy Editor Jake Zajkowski reports 馃敆 dtn.link/b3ktiiwt
