This growing season spring and winter wheat growers will have access to a new post-emergent herbicide to better control broadleaf and grass weeds.  

In this Managing for Profit, Ryan Bryant-Schlobohm, UPL Technical Services Manager shares how the three active ingredients provide the most effective weed control solution on the market.  

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Brownfield Commodity Market Reporter John Perkins has your look at how weather affected soybeans, corn, and wheat, why cattle were up, what led to hogs finishing mixed.

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- Mach corn $6.8375 up $0.0075

- March $15.3525 up $0.2575

- March soybean meal $488.70 up $15.20

- March soybean oil $61.32 up 70 points

- March Chicago wheat $7.525 up $0.025

- February live cattle $158.75 up $2.02

- February lean hogs $75.15 down $0.72

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Dion Pearce with The Mosaic Company says they are offering two biological products targeted at increasing nutrient availability and uptake. He tells Brownfield BioPath is for liquid applications and PowerCoat is for dry fertilizer applications.

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Brownfield Commodity Market Reporter John Perkins has your look at the factors that led to mixed Friday finishes in soybeans, corn, wheat, cattle, and hogs.

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- March corn $6.83 up $0.005

- March soybeans $15.095 down $0.14

- March soybean meal $473.50 down $3.60

- March soybean oil 60.62 down 17 points

- March Chicago wheat $7.50 down $0.025

- February live cattle $156.72 unchanged

- February lean hogs $75.87 down $1.15

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Farmers often face planting windows measured in days, not weeks. John Deere planter marketing manager Lina Pham says with ExactEmerge Row Units, growers can get in and out of fields quickly, with pinpoint population and spacing accuracy.

With ExactEmerge, she tells Brownfield farmers will reduce costly skips and wasteful doubles.  

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Brownfield Commodity Market Reporter John Perkins has your look at what supported soybeans, corn, wheat, and hogs, and why cattle were lower.

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- March corn $6.825 up $0.0775

- March soybeans $15.235 up $0.21

- March soybean meal $477.10 up $11.60

- March soybean oil 60.79 up 25 points

- March Chicago wheat $7.525 up $0.1125

- February live cattle $156.72 down $0.87

- February lean hogs $77.02 up $0.22

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Funded in part by Minnesota Corn, the University of Minnesota Extension 4-H Agronomy and Horticulture Program reaches over 2,000 kids annually. Extension Educator Brian McNeill explains the history of the program, its various components, and how farmers can get involved.

More information on 4-H agronomy and horticulture can be found here.

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Farmers should plan for season-long crop nutrition to maximize their fertilizer applications. An agronomist says it’s even more important during times of high input prices. In this episode, farmers can learn how to boost return on their investments all season long. 

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Brownfield Commodity Market Reporter John Perkins has your look at what supported soybeans and wheat, why corn was lower, and what led to the mixed finishes in cattle and hogs.

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- March corn $6.7475 down $0.0225

- March soybeans $15.025 up $0.14

- March soybean meal $465.50 up $5.70

- March soybean oil 60.54 down 44 points

- March Chicago wheat $7.4125 up $0.0675

- February live cattle $157.60 down $0.25

- February lean hogs $76.80 down $0.30

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