The indoor lettuce grower will close both its active greenhouses and cut about 200 jobs Oct. 4, unless it finds a buyer or financing, filings show. https://t.co/ZvP3kHfQqI
Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison released a rural report at Farmfest and said his office is looking beyond John Deere at other equipment manufacturers. https://t.co/SHYhn1aUEU
The first born has to get used to a new baby brother and Grandma Lovina is ready to help out where she can, while recovering from a fall. https://t.co/9V324tYPpm
The project brings online two new greenhouse facilities designed to advance seedling production, breeding innovation and plant disease research. https://t.co/kIk0LlCm1P
Both weather and economics bear some of the blame for the decrease in acres. Drought concerns drove down acres in Colorado and Nebraska, and price and trade concerns played a part across the country. https://t.co/KCEV6TUzGj
Mychal Wilmes once longed for a Hula Hoop of his own. He recalls how inner tubes, corn cobs and metal strainers were good enough for toys in his youth. https://t.co/cGdKQnetqB
International markets are critical to Minnesota family farms, accounting for billions in sales annually. But those sales don’t happen by accident. They’re based on relationships built between domestic producers and international buyers—relationships... https://t.co/kdML6Zo4y0
The Senate Ag Committee didn't pass a farm bill out of committee before leaving town but Luther Markwart of the American Sugarbeet Growers Association is hopeful a farm bill can get signed this fall. https://t.co/h7Sd1c7TkD
Roof contractors are using soy oil to support longer lives of roof shingles. A cabin near Breezy Point, Minnesota, was recently rejuvenated with the product. https://t.co/IOej1hy0TZ
In central South Dakota, winter wheat yields were excellent, despite a dry, hot year. However, in the south central part of the state, winter wheat took a hit. https://t.co/xfQiaxUiai
We cover all things Minnesota Farmfest. Ag Secretary Brooke Rollins visits Minnesota. How wheat and soybean crops are shaping up. How soybeans are being used to extend the length of roofing shingles. https://t.co/xusRKMPnpS
StormTRACKER meteorologist Lydia Blume looks at just how little rainfall has fallen across the region this summer, and she looks at potential weather changes coming in the first half of August. https://t.co/uU2ogq93mp
Is the farm economy like it was in the 1980s? A seminar at Minnesota Farmfest suggests that while there are similarities, there are also important differences that point to better times for farmers. https://t.co/Be206Gvs4D
Each year, the University of Minnesota Extension recognizes farm families from different counties across Minnesota during Farmfest. This year, 86 families were honored. https://t.co/RKUm4Jku50