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Mindy Ward

Mindy Ward

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Executive Editor, Missouri Ruralist, Farm Progress

Marthasville

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Environment and Sustainability, Human Rights Cambodia,Politics Business, and Southeast Asia.

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MLB, NFL, NHL, Soccer

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Total articles 2713

  • Winter canola emerges as promising crop for Midsouth farmers

    By Tom Bechman Verified, Mindy Ward Verified| Farm Progress Verified “My neighbors kept asking, “How can you capture seed that small?” says Jed Clark, a farmer in western Kentucky. “As it turns out, we harvested canola without major issues in 2024. We are growing more acres this year.”Thanks to Clark and other farmers who piloted winter canola in the Midsouth and southern reaches of the Corn Belt in 2024, the crop is off and running. Through the program, Corteva Agriscience offers growers improved hybrid varieties plus agronomic advice.

    By Tom Bechman Verified, Mindy Ward Verified · Farm Progress

    Apr. 18, 2025

  • Seed treatments boost double-crop soybean yields

    By Mindy Ward Verified| Farm Progress Verified Is there ever a case for seed treatments on double-crop soybeans? Yes. And here’s why it matters in 2025. Mindy Ward, Editor, Missouri RuralistWith soybean prices tight and the ag economy under pressure, every bushel counts — even on your double-crop acres. One way to counter lower market prices is high yield, says Scott Dickey, regional agronomist with Beck’s Seed, and seed treatments help. His No. 1 priority? Get the crop out of the ground.

    By Mindy Ward Verified · Farm Progress

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Winter canola emerges as promising crop for Midsouth farmers

    By Tom Bechman Verified, Mindy Ward Verified| Farm Progress Verified “My neighbors kept asking, “How can you capture seed that small?” says Jed Clark, a farmer in western Kentucky. “As it turns out, we harvested canola without major issues in 2024. We are growing more acres this year.”Thanks to Clark and other farmers who piloted winter canola in the Midsouth and southern reaches of the Corn Belt in 2024, the crop is off and running. Through the program, Corteva Agriscience offers growers improved hybrid varieties plus agronomic advice.

    By Tom Bechman Verified, Mindy Ward Verified · Farm Progress

    Apr. 18, 2025

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Farm Progress

Farm Progress is a media company based in the suburban Chicago area, dedicated to serving the agricultural market. Founded in 1841 with the launch of Prairie Farmer, the nation's oldest farm publication, the company has a long history of providing valuable resources to the agricultural community. Over the years, it has grown through various acquisitions and mergers, including its association with ABC Agricultural group. The company offers a variety of services and products tailored to the agricultural industry. It publishes state and regional farm magazines that deliver news, insights, and market analysis to farmers and agricultural professionals. Farm Progress also hosts the annual Farm Progress Show, which showcases the latest agricultural technologies and innovations. Additionally, it provides digital content, including news articles and educational resources, to support farmers, ranchers, and agricultural businesses across the United States.

St. Charles, Illinois, United States

+1 630-524-4725

Founded: 1841