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AMS May Be Short and More Expensive In Some Areas – Options? Blend Tiger-Sul ‘s Tiger 90CR with the AMS in the bins to reduce dealer costs. Tiger 50 is a 60/40 blend of AMS and Tiger 90CR that provides an analysis of 12-0-0-50S. Contact your Tiger-Sul Account Manager for more information.
When is the last time this season I can apply Tiger-Sul products to my fields? – A common question we receive. Our research plots are treated just like farmers field – we put out the majority of our trials immediately before or right at planting! We would like for it to go out in the fall, however we don’t live in a perfect world. (Some consultants have applied our product by air – in a blend – to corn at the V5 stage and reported that it worked well and cost less than AMS, however Tiger-Sul does not have the data to report at the moment.) Get a answer for your field directly from our agronomy team at Ask Tiger!
The 2024 Atlantic hurricane season has the potential to rank as one of the most active in history, AccuWeather predicted on March 27. The season officially runs from June 1 through the end of November.
Brazil is Supplying China – Brazil’s share of the Chinese soybean market is now 53 per cent, while the U.S. share is 38 per cent. U.S. corn imports shrank 67 per cent to 766,989 tonnes.
Less Corn, More Beans? Or is it? – U.S. farmers might plant less corn than last year, but it will likely still be larger than what previous USDA forecasts have indicated, according to new survey data from the March 2024 Farm Futures grower survey. But then the economists want to have their say…
- Farm Futures Survey Reports Farmers Will Plant 2.3 Million Fewer Corn Acres, 2.4 Million More Soybean Acres
- There’s a Possibility USDA’s Prospective Plantings Report Next Week Produces a Surprise in Corn
To Tile, Or Not To Tile… – Hargreaves said tile drainage has had a positive impact on many problem fields. Yields have increased dramatically in many of those fields and the reduced saline has allowed the partners to plant crops that would have fared poorly in the past. Fresh water will solve a multidude of problems.
Retail Agronomist – The Front Line – It’s our job to sort through those products, picking out the ones we believe provide the highest ROI to the farmer,” Mitchell says. “It’s really working through their acres and helping provide the best solutions to help those farmers solve their issues and help achieve their goals. It’s what we do every day.”
Good News For Canadian Pulses – Mexico is buying far more dry beans (pulses) than usual, according to an agricultural consultant from that country. Mexico has had three straight crop failures due to poor rainfall during the spring-summer crop season, which runs from July through December.
Peanut Yields Flat – Yields were down in 2023 largely due to the drought that persisted in the South throughout the latter part of the peanut growing season. Arkansas led the way with its record-high yield of 5,800 pounds per acre, in part due to most of the state’s peanuts being irrigated.
Carbon Tax Woes – Canadian farmers protesting a (23%) increase in the country’s federal carbon tax were part of a group that caused an accident and road closure on the border of British Columbia and Alberta this week.
Commerical Real-estate (CRE) Crisis Could Affect Banking – Bloomberg states that the collapse in value of CRE as people abandon office and retail space all across the nation plus the diminished value of bank reserves due to Fed tightening, and the higher rates of interest that CRE has to refinance at are likely to cause HUNDREDS of banks to crash.
- Towering Giants Are Falling
- Office CRE Mess Keeps Getting Worse, Massive Repricing Underway
- But – Farmer Sentiment Improves As Interest Rate Expectations Shift
Infrastructure Down – On March 26, a container ship rammed into Baltimore’s Francis Scott Key Bridge resulting in the structure’s collapse and the tragic loss of six construction workers.
- What Will the Collapse of Baltimore’s Key Bridge Mean for Agriculture?
- Oklahoma State Patrol says it diverted traffic after a barge hit a bridge
U.S. Energy Information Administration – PETROLEUM & OTHER LIQUIDS
- Gasoline and Diesel Fuel Update – PADD 3: Gulf Coast (NM, TX, AR, LA, MS, AL)
- (Reuters) Biden Administration Cancels Latest Oil Reserve Refill Plan Amid High Prices
Overheard this week –
“Do farmers understand that fertilizer companies (blenders) have to change out their equipment about once every three to five years? It will either be worn out or rusted beyond repair! They (farmers) don’t want to be in the blending business – they can’t afford it.” – Anonymous Fertilizer Dealer (EDS)
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