Author: Jason

  • South Dakota pasture conditions off to uneven start

    South Dakota pasture conditions off to uneven start

    South Dakota livestock producers are heading into the grazing season with mixed pasture conditions across the state. Recent moisture has helped jumpstart grass growth in some areas, but others remain dry, slowing early-season development. Ranchers are monitoring conditions closely as they prepare to turn cattle out. The uneven start is forcing some producers to remain…

  • Morning Markets – myradioranch.com

    Morning Markets – myradioranch.com

    Markets Open Mixed as Trade Eyes Planting Progress and Demand Grain markets are mixed in early trade as planting conditions improve across much of the country and traders continue to sort through the latest USDA data. Corn is slightly lower to start the day, with pressure tied to early planting momentum and expectations for increased…

  • Gruene Hall finally adds air conditioning after nearly 150 years

    Gruene Hall finally adds air conditioning after nearly 150 years

    NEW BRAUNFELS, Texas (AP) — One of the most iconic venues in Texas music is getting a long overdue upgrade, as Gruene Hall moves forward with plans to install air conditioning for the first time in its nearly 150 year history. The historic dance hall, built in 1878, has long been known for its open…

  • Mid Day Markets – myradioranch.com

    Mid Day Markets – myradioranch.com

    Markets at Midday April 13 Grains are under pressure at midday with selling showing up across the board. Corn is trading lower as global supply and slow export demand continue to weigh on the market. Soybeans are holding mostly steady, bouncing between small gains and losses as traders look for direction. Wheat is lower, with…

  • Planting progress uneven across Corn Belt

    Planting progress uneven across Corn Belt

    Spring planting is starting to gain traction across parts of the Corn Belt, but progress remains uneven as weather continues to dictate fieldwork. Producers in drier areas are beginning to move quickly, taking advantage of short windows to get seed in the ground. Meanwhile, other regions remain sidelined by wet conditions and repeated storm systems.…

  • Poultry House fire in Georgia ends in huge loss

    Poultry House fire in Georgia ends in huge loss

    A poultry house fire in Georgia has left a major operation dealing with significant losses after flames destroyed a commercial chicken facility. Officials say thousands of birds were lost in the fire, though no injuries were reported. Crews responded quickly, but the structure was heavily involved by the time they arrived. The cause of the…