The Senate begins taking up a $1.9 trillion spending bill Thursday afternoon, though debate and votes could be delayed because Republican senators want a full reading of the $1.9 trillion spending bill. The Senate Agriculture Committee chairwoman and ranking member are split over the bill.
The last three months have seen a strip of increased rainfall in a few states, but precipitation overall remains below normal in the northwestern portions of the Missouri River basin. The forecast shows lower potential flood risk on the main stem of the Missouri River going into spring.
The Arkansas State Plant Board has voted to consider using the federal dicamba cutoff dates this season, in a sudden reversal of the May 25 cutoff date the board approved in December.
Presenters at Commodity Classic dug into how spending more on early season weed control can save you money.
Attention Customers
OEL Bean Plant Manager, Bill Rundle, is pleased to present IP bean grower, Double Lane Farms with a brand newJD Lawn Tractor as the prize in the OEL IP Early-Sign-Up Draw.A new JD Gator was the intended prize but Rob thought "All Work & No Play" might be a better option! Remember, even thought the draw is over and the prize has been presented, there are still IP acres available - give us a call to discuss! ♦
Important Notice: Both OEL offices are open but in-person visitors are asked to limit visits to essential business. If you are visiting OEL please wear a mask, practice self-screening and respect the limit of 1 visitor at a time in our offices. We have a mailbox outside our Exeter door for pickup and drop-offs, and we are always available by phone or email.
