Insurance Speacialist @AgCountry. Agriculture is everything, home is on our farm in SE ND, my husband, kids and horses are my life. Opinions tweeted are my own.
Join us in Fargo on January 22nd for Marketing Day as we explore how #farmers can capture opportunities in 2020! https://t.co/YVKG48G150 #AGCMarketingDay20
At this point for PP, if you want to hay it on Sept 1, do not include sorghum or sorghum x sudangrass - it holds too much moisture in the stem and can result in moldy bales. So, just use millet or some kind of millet/oat mix to have a warm and cool season grass suitable for hay
JUST IN: Farmers and ranchers can start haying & grazing cover crops on prevent plant acres on Sept. 1. The adjustment was made because of the late planting season & forage shortages. Producers haying & grazing cover crops will remain eligible for their full 2019 PP indemnity.
Wouldn't live this life any other way! Blessed beyond belief! #Agday365#AngusFamily#BEEF Thanks Mikkel Pates, @AgweekMagazine for making your ransom Crop Stop in our yard a few weeks ago!
Working in #agriculture isn't just a job to many AgCountry employees; It's a way of life. Check out this great story about Sr. Insurance Specialist @AgCStacy & her family! https://t.co/aI0O2rvS4D #farming#ranching
Have you listned to Rural Perspectives yet? The conversation surrounding crop production numbers and trade continues in episode two. Tune in below! @agcountry https://t.co/GARJY2p7Ca