There is a critical need for grain storage in North Dakota, as elevators are telling farmers they will not be able to accept soybeans due to lost storage space caused by summer storms.

Millions of dollars have been spent on grain entrapment safety,” Field says. “But the average number of incidents remains the same, about 30 per year. Indiana and Iowa are ...

The ROPS program helps farmers retrofit older tractors with rollover protection equipment. Tractor rollovers remain one of ...

Welcome to Episode 197 of The Spokesman Speaks podcast. In this episode, we explore a grain bagging system that could be a ...

ST. PAUL, Minn. — The Minnesota Department of Agriculture (MDA) is offering funding opportunities for farmers under two ...

In its August “Crop Report,” the National Agricultural Statistics Service at the U.S. Department of Agriculture reported a large boost to corn production for the 2025-26 crop year. NASS increased corn ...

Low prices and strong yields have northern Plains farmers scrambling to find grain storage, particularly as elevators show signs of limited availability for soybeans amid a lack of Chinese purchases.

Summer storms have created a need for grain storage structures. One option is to use bins that may not have been used for a while. However, a storm may have ...

If you ask someone where you can find soybeans, they may tell you they can be seen all across Ohio in fields, in grain elevators and storage bins, in feed rations for fish, poultry and livestock, and ...