Dry Bean Scene
It has been an interesting spray season to date, and a lot of that is because of weather conditions across North Dakota. That’s according to
July 2, 2021
It has been an interesting spray season to date, and a lot of that is because of weather conditions across North Dakota. That’s according to
North Dakota Senator John Hoeven hosted senior officials from the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) at meetings in Mandan, Minot, Carrington and Argusville to assess
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz and the legislature were able to avoid a government shutdown, passing a $52 billion budget for the biennium. For agriculture, the
USDA is estimating area planted for dry edible beans in 2021 at 1.51 million acres, down 13% from last year. Area harvested is forecast to
Dry bean product movement and trade activity remain light and defensive trade strategies continue as drought conditions persist through many growing region. Varying demand and
According to USDA’s Crop Progress Report, dry edible bean condition in North Dakota rated 38% very poor to poor and 16% good to excellent. Blooming