In the Pioneer Agronomy Update, @PioneerSeeds Field Agronomist Kristie Sundeen outlines the scouting protocols for desiccation or swathing timing for canola. "No drive-by scouting," said Sundeen. "Growers and agronomists need to walk into multiple areas of the field looking at the seed color change located on the main stem." https://t.co/ao8pCmSyNg
In the Pioneer Agronomy Update, @PioneerSeeds Field Agronomist Kristie Sundeen reports the mix of weather ranges from drought to heavy rains within a short period of time. "Corn GDU accumulation is ahead of normal with many areas .
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In the latest Pioneer Agronomy Update, @PioneerSeeds Field Agronomist Eric Lagge has recommendations for field scouting this week. "It very important to keep an eye out for corn rootworm beetles as they're beginning to emerge in corn fields and volunteer corn plants in soybean fields," said Lagge. CRM pressure is increasing in southeast North Dakota and western Minnesota. https://t.co/d4OP9Y2Vfr
In the Pioneer Agronomy Report, @PioneerSeeds Field Agronomist Eric Lagge reports the number of growing degree units is running ahead of the long-term average. Lagge outlines the time for tasseling for the various corn maturities. Soybeans are closing rows and transitioning from R2 to the R3 pod development stage. https://t.co/mgzDtbqbuy
In the latest Pioneer Agronomy Update, @PioneerSeeds Field Agronomist Larry Lunder said early-season crops, such as small grains and canola, are in full reproductive phases. Late-season crops, including corn, soybeans and sunflowers, will begin to enter reproductive stages over the next several weeks. Crops should be monitored for timely insecticide and fungicide applications.
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RDO Equipment is expanding its John Deere dealership network with the acquisition of True North Equipment. True North Equipment has eight dealership locations in North Dakota and Minnesota and two support facilities in Grand Forks. True North traces its history to 1897 when the legacy company began selling John Deere plows in Grafton. TNE owners, Dan Gorder, John Oncken and Scott Gorder, cited RDO as a business that shares the same commitment to family ownership. Fargo-based RDO Equipment has more than 85 locations across the United States and partnerships in Africa, Australia, Mexico, and Ukraine. Pending final approval from John Deere, the deal is expected to close on August 3. @TrueNorthEquip@rdoequipment
In the Pioneer Agronomy Update, @PioneerSeeds Field Agronomist Larry Lunder says the number of Growing Degree Days is running slightly ahead of normal across the region. Lunder says overall crop conditions have been good, but rain will become critical when the crop moves from the vegetative to the reproductive stage
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Check out the Job Opportunities in Agriculture tab on the Red River Farm Network website. The Penninton County Farm Service Agency in Thief River Falls is hiring a full-time permanent program analyst. Apply online at https://t.co/oaNf0wD0XE Job Announcement: FSACO-12985282-26-MN-KM beginning June 22, 2026 through July 06, 2026. Find out more on the Job Opportunities in Agriculture tab on the Red River Farm Network website. https://t.co/yVigvuZigc
@FarmersforSoil, @ctic_tweet, @MNSoyGrowers and RRFN host the Talking Conservation podcast. Learn about the July 15 farmer-led cover crops field day near Barnesville, MN featuring Ryan Hough. https://t.co/9c8b5o1Sd2
President Donald J. Trump is scheduled to visit Medora, ND on Wed for the dedication of the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library and the America250 celebration. The Red River Farm Network will have Jamie Dickerman on location. Follow RRFN on-air, online and across social media for complete coverage from western North Dakota. Coverage is sponsored by the @NDGrainGrowers
In the latest Pioneer Agronomy Update, @PioneerSeeds Field Agronomist Kevin Sinner said the recent cool weather coincided with weed control applications. "It might not be uncommon to see lower or somewhat less effective weed control results," said Sinner. It is important to scout fields to evaluate the effectiveness of your weed control. Some fields may need to be resprayed
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In the Pioneer Agronomy Update, @PioneerSeeds Field Agronomist Kevin Sinner says the recent cool weather slowed crop progress. Hail has been reported in far northern Minnesota, making replanting necessary. In contrast, areas from Polk County to Becker County could use additional rain. https://t.co/cawZaAH3f2
Check out the Job Opportunities in Agriculture tab on the Red River Farm Network website. The Penninton County Farm Service Agency in Thief River Falls is hiring a full-time permanent program analyst. Apply online at https://t.co/oaNf0wCt86 Job Announcement: FSACO-12985282-26-MN-KM beginning June 22, 2026 through July 06, 2026. Find out more on the Job Opportunities in Agriculture tab on the Red River Farm Network website. https://t.co/yVigvuYKqE
In the latest Pioneer Agronomy Update, @PioneerSeeds Strategic Account Manager Tim Morman highlights canola, a crop that has grown in popularity in western North Dakota. "It fits many of our crop rotation needs and actually fits with a lot of farmers' current equipment that they use for small grains and other applications." Weed management strategies in canola are part of the discussion. https://t.co/5bBYUzXJ68
Check out the Job Opportunities in Agriculture tab on the Red River Farm Network website. The Penninton County Farm Service Agency in Thief River Falls is hiring a full-time permanent program analyst. Apply online at https://t.co/oaNf0wCt86 Job Announcement: FSACO-12985282-26-MN-KM beginning June 22, 2026 through July 06, 2026. Find out more on the Job Opportunities in Agriculture tab on the Red River Farm Network website. https://t.co/yVigvuYKqE
In the latest Pioneer Agronomy Update, @PioneerSeeds Strategic Account Manager Tim Morman reports the number of Growing Degree Units is ahead of the long-term average. "The soybeans outside of some early wind damage are doing good." Regarding canola, Morman expects the crop to begin flowering within the next week. https://t.co/N8iwX0nqXz
This is a great time to evaluate your plant stand and emergence. In the latest @PioneerSeeds Agronomy Update, Pioneer Strategic Account Manager Brent Sorenson says it is important to assess all components that help us achieve our goals while maximizing long-term profitability. "The tremendous winds we experienced this spring demonstrate how important it is to have a production system that is able to protect emerging crops from soil erosion and minimize soil losses." https://t.co/TEuCx1Lqh0
In the latest @PioneerSeeds Agronomy Update, Pioneer Strategic Account Manager Brent Sorenson offers an update on the crop. "Since May 15th, we've accumulated 359 corn GDUs in the Mayville, North Dakota area, which is about 113 GDUs more than normal and 127 GDUs above last year. https://t.co/lfBGmpxSpk
In the @PioneerSeeds Agronomy Update, Pioneer Strategic Account Manager Cole Erhlin reported that a lot of fields will be sprayed over the next couple of weeks. "We want to make sure that we're using full labeled rates to extend residual control long enough to make it to canopy closure," said Ehrlin. "It's also never too early to plan for next year." With canola expanding its footprint in the region, it is important to keep an eye on rotation restrictions of different herbicides if canola will be in the rotation next year. "Canola specifically is pretty sensitive to different herbicide residuals such as sulfentrazone and Pursuit; it never hurts to double-check before spraying to ensure you can keep your rotation on track for next year.
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