Compared to last week, dry bean product movement is slow and prices are unevenly steady on moderate demand. USDA Market News puts the grower price for black beans in North Dakota and Minnesota at $35-to-$40 per hundredweight (cwt), down $5-to-unchanged. Pinto bean prices are unchanged-to-up $1 ranging $37-to-$40 per cwt. Navy beans are unchanged-to-up $3 at $33-to-$36 per cwt. Dark red kidney bean prices are up $2-to-unchanged at $43-to-$44 per cwt. View the May 25 report.
Founded in 1976, Northarvest Bean Growers Association (NBGA) represents the largest group of dry bean farmers in America, working together to fund research, promote, and produce the finest beans in the world.
NBGA works to better the dry bean industry through promotion, field & nutrition research, market development, monitoring governmental policy, advocating for greater consumer choices, and focusing on the needs of our producers.
NBGA advocates for its 2,400+ farm families across MN & ND that grow dry beans and is committed to strengthening the relationship between growers, industry partners, and consumers across the world.
