Seed companies work year-round to ensure adequate supplies for farmers. Bayer Crop Science unit lead Tyler Reiner oversees the safety, quality, and production of Bayer’s commercial soybean processing facility near Redwood Falls, Minnesota. “So it would be planning for what we we’re going to produce for the future, and what we’re currently producing.” He tells…… Continue Reading
Major Banking Chain Closing Branches, Forcing Folks to Move Money
Thousands of people woke up to news that their bank is randomly closing down, and they must move their money ASAP. Continue reading…… Continue Reading
‘Yellowstone’ Fans Rip New Trailer Apart, Call It ‘Misleading’
Some ‘Yellowstone’ fans are a bit salty about a just-released teaser for the upcoming season. Continue reading…… Continue Reading
Groom Kicks Mom Out of Wedding After Bringing His Ex as Plus-One
“My mom tried to explain that Margo and I are soulmates and June is just in the way of true love…” Continue reading…… Continue Reading
Blake Shelton Reveals a Secret About His Toby Keith Tribute
Blake Shelton explains how he was able to get Toby Keith’s famous guitar to the Country Music Hall of Fame Medallion ceremony. Continue reading…… Continue Reading
Brianna Chickenfry Says ‘Never Date a Famous Person’
Brianna “Chickenfry” LaPaglia is sending out all of the relationship warnings after her fresh breakup from country star Zach Bryan. Continue reading…… Continue Reading
Brett Young Walks Offstage After Multiple Fights Break Out
Yep — it was more than one fight! Continue reading…… Continue Reading
‘Duck Dynasty’: Lisa Robertson Shares a Cancer Update
Lisa’s cancer surgery was successful, but more procedures lay ahead. Continue reading…… Continue Reading
After 66 Years, Iconic Goldfish Snack Changes Name + Fans Are Mad
What’s the easiest way to shake things up? Change the name of a beloved snack. Continue reading…… Continue Reading
Strong week for U.S. corn, soybean export sales
Last week was a big week for U.S. corn and soybean export sales. The USDA says sales of both corn and soybeans were up sharply on the week and considerably larger than average, driven by seasonal supply trends and a decline in price. Mexico led the way on corn during the week ending October 17th,…… Continue Reading
