John Deere go-to-market manager for digital products Ryan Stien says there are several ways farmers can get support for JDLink.

He tells Brownfield remote display access, expert alerts, and partnering with local dealers all help customers gain valuable insights.

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Brownfield Commodity Market Reporter John Perkins looks at the lower closes in corn, wheat, and hogs, and the mixed finishes in soybeans and cattle.

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- July corn $5.8225 down $0.1175

- July soybeans $14.055 up $0.015

- July soybean meal $431.40 up $11.90

- July soybean oil 51.15 down 90 points

- July Chicago wheat $6.2725 down $0.14

- June live cattle $162.95 down $0.05

- June lean hogs $83.87 down $0.30

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Greater Indiana Clean Cities is a standalone nonprofit focused on advancing communities with education and resources on alternative fuel vehicles. For 24 years, the organization has helped foster partnerships between fleets and industry providers in the Hoosier state.

In this episode of Fueling Conversations, Greater Indiana Clean Cities Executive Director Kerri Garvin and Indiana Soybean Alliance Biofuels Director Helena Jette, board president of Greater Indiana, will discuss transportation and clean air challenges in Indiana and the role biodiesel can play. They also discuss educational and grant opportunities that are helping fleets move to cleaner fuels like B20 today.

For more information visit www.greaterindiana.com, www.b20clubindiana.org, www.indianasoybean.com/, or www.cleanfuels.org/. 

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Brownfield Commodity Market Reporter John Perkins has your look at the steady to higher finish in corn, the mixed close in wheat, and the losses in soybeans, cattle, and hogs.

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- July corn $5.94 up $0.0925

- July soybeans $14.04 down $0.1025

- July soybean meal $419.50 up $0.50

- July soybean oil 52.05 down 99 points

- July Chicago wheat $6.4125 down $0.0225

- June live cattle $163.00 down $0.92

- June lean hogs $84.17 down $0.22

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Education coordinator Pam Debele says Minnesota Farm Bureau has a goal of increasing the positive public perception of agriculture.

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Minnesota Soybean Research and Promotion Council Secretary Pat Sullivan, who farms in Renville County, says MSRPC is sponsoring a Checkoff Fund towards reimbursing young farmers who complete the Minnesota Private Pesticide Applicator Certification.

He tells Brownfield the reimbursement will be available to the first 200 Minnesota farmers between the ages of 18 and 35 who apply.

Visit https://mnsoybean.org/blog-msrpc/minnesota-soy-checkoff-to-reimburse-young-farmers-who-receive-private-applicators-certification/ to apply today!

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Consumer desire for renewable and sustainable raw materials is helping make soybeans an ideal ingredient for nonfood uses.

In this episode, a farmer leader from Kentucky discusses nonfood uses, products, and partnerships. 

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The ag industry is constantly evolving and tools to help farmers better manage their business are crucial to the bottom line.

In this Managing for Profit, Kirk Merritt, executive director of the Ohio Soybean Council talks about how the Ohio State University’s Farm Financial Management and Policy Institute can benefit producers.

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This spring has offered short and sporadic planting windows for farmers. 

In this Pods for Profit, cropping systems agronomist Manni Singh with Michigan State University will break down what to consider when planting soybeans and other management decisions that impact emergence.

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