Corn Growers President Sounds Alarm on Fertilizer Costs, Warns 2027 Could Be Worse
National Corn Growers Association President Jed Bower says the cost of fertilizer is “completely out of sight” for American farmers — and two new national surveys are backing up what he has been telling Washington for years:
Soyoil Leads Beans Higher as Weather and Energy Pressures Build
Soybeans found support from strong gains in soyoil, helping lift the complex on the day. Weather remains a key factor, with ongoing dryness in the Western Corn Belt, while a system moving in could bring much-needed rain
Thoughts on the Farm Bill, Fertilizer Prices and More | Congressman Dusty Johnson (R-SD)
As the House gears up for a floor vote soon the Farm Bill, we get an update on the process along with perspective on key provisions, the concern about fertilizer and input prices, year-round E15 legislation and
Markets Looking for Headline Direction
Markets are mixed at midday on Wednesday as we search for direction in the headlines. Arlan Suderman with StoneX joins us to discuss in our Market Talk Midday Commentary for Wednesday, April 22nd, 2026. ***Always remember the
Labor Shortages Persist for U.S. Specialty Crop Growers
Labor shortages continue to challenge U.S. specialty crop growers, raising concerns about production, harvest timing and rising costs across the sector. According to The New York Times, some crops have gone unharvested due to worker shortages. The
Minot’s Norsk Høstfest Items For Sale
(Minot, ND) — People will get their chance to own a piece of the now-closed Scandinavian festival Norsk Høstfest. All of the immersive festival’s assets are being auctioned off online. Those interested have until May 6th to
Police Warn of Traffic Violation Scam
(Bismarck, ND) — Police throughout the state and the state Department of Transportation are warning about a new traffic violation scam. Several people report getting a text with an image that says “FINAL NOTICE – COURT ENFORCEMENT
Suspect Pleads Guilty To Being An Accomplice In Fatal Stabbing
(Minot, ND) — The second suspect in a fatal stabbing is pleading guilty to being an accomplice. Cole R. Brown pleaded guilty in court on Tuesday on charges related to the death of Anthony Redmond in November.
Dakota Access Pipeline Oil Selling For Higher Prices
(Bismarck, ND) — Oil produced in North Dakota and shipped on the Dakota Access Pipeline is more expensive. Regulators know this is due to the war in Iran but they don’t know how much the higher prices
Man Who Triggered Lockdown At Capitol Identified As State Employee
(Bismarck, ND) — The man who triggered the lockdown on Monday at the State Capitol has been identified. Former Custodian Joseph Pratt is facing one count in connection to the incident. Authorities say Pratt called 911 dispatchers