Harvest 2010: commentary from 5/26/10 We recieved our first moisture sample today; it tested 15%.  The wheat variety is Jagger and it is the earliest maturing variety.  A few people will be cutting this weekend; however we are predicting harvest to stimulate middle to late next week. Spring Pests: commentary from 3/31/10 Few Cabbage Aphids have been spotted in canola fields. Spring Pests:  commentary from 3/16/10 Be watching for Alfalfa Weevil in Alfalfa and Cabbage Aphids in Canola and Cutworm in Wheat. Nitrogen Fertilizers

commentary from 3/1/10

Nitrogen fertilizers are stable for the time being; mainly due to slow movement of product.  The most economical nitrogen application for your 2010 wheat crop this year will be liquid 32-0-0; the cost per unit of N is moderatly less than urea fertilizer.

WHEAT CROP CONDITION:

commentary from 3/2/10

The local wheat crop seems to be behind in development due to a cold February.  Wet conditions are keeping farmers out of the field, however there is still plenty of time to top-dress fertilizer if the field predicament withers quickly.

NEW CROP WHEAT PRICE

commentary from 3/1/10

Our current New crop wheat price will be based -95 cents off of the Kansas City July Wheat futures (KCN) quote.

LUMBER:

commentary from 3-1-10

Spring time is just around the corner and we are fully stocked for your spring project, if you are need doors of any type we can order them to be delivered in a timely fashion.

COTTONSEED:

commentary from 3/1/10

Book your 2010 Cotton Seed now!  Current prices, and a wide selection of varieties is posted under the Cotton Seed section on the left side of the home screen.

Canola:

commentary from 3/08/10

Scout your field for aphids during early spring.