FARGO - Selecting the appropriate amount and timing of supplemental heat is critical to drying wheat efficiently late in the fall, according to North Dakota State University Extension Service grain ...

From 9 to 5, Terry Ellis works as an engineer for defense contractor Northrop-Grumman in San Diego. At night, and on weekends, he’s a serious sourdough bread baker—and an aspiring grain farmer. Expand ...

FARGO - Adding supplemental heat when drying wheat generally is not recommended for most of North Dakota, even when cooler temperatures are associated with a late harvest, according to Ken Hellevang, ...

As October continues to break records as the driest in Oklahoma history, farmers across the state are feeling the effects. Wheat producers are especially hard-hit, struggling to plant seeds in the dry ...

Some farmers in North Dakota are unable to plant as much wheat as they normally would because of heavy rain across the state. Government data shows the state is expected to plant wheat over the ...

Wheat field conditions in Cavalier County, North Dakota, like across most of the northeastern part of the state, are dry, which has reduced yields. Randy Mehhlhoff, director of the North Dakota State ...

The lack of rain shouldn’t hurt prospects for the recently planted wheat crop, according to Dane Hunter, University of Illinois commercial agriculture Extension specialist. Farmers have been in the ...