Agri View: Soybean Potential

Everett Griner talks about soybean bushel per acre records in today’s Agri View.       Soybeans. One of our three largest crops. It is also one of the most widely grown crops. Midwest, southwest, southeast. It is a crop with a lot of possibilities. But, it has not reached its potential. Every farmer who grows soybeans wants to see …

Agri View: Sweet Reward

Everett Griner talks facts about the sweet reward of the watermelon in today’s Agri View.       There were a few problems but overall the 2017 watermelon crop was a good one. You know we grow a lot of watermelons in this country. But, China grows a lot more than we do. Here is another fact I didn’t know. …

Agri View: Coyote Problem Spreads

Everett Griner talks about the coyote problem spreading across the Southeast in today’s Agri View. Well, coyotes are making news again. My last report dealt with a growing problem in our larger midwestern cities. This one is out of the southeast region. No telling where the next one will be from because the once-noted creature from the west is a …

Agri View: Lemon Imports

Everett Griner talks about why the lemon producers wanting to stop imports in today’s Agri View.     You know we grow a lot of fruit in this country. It is very likely more than anywhere else. One of the least common, and least talked about, is the lemon. It is not a fruit you eat a lot. It is …

Agri View: Growing Industrial Hemp

Everett Griner talks about North Carolina farmers planning to grow industrial hemp in today’s Agri View.     Well, everything seems to be in place for farmers in North Carolina to grow industrial hemp. It took time and involved more than just farmers. A lot of the effort was just getting potential growers on the same page as the law …

Agri View: 2017 Farm Census

Everett Griner talks about 2017 Farm Census is now underway in today’s Agri View.     Well, it is time for a Census of Agriculture. We do a new census every 5 years. Why so frequently? Well, this is the only source of information, comprehensive and impartial data, which covers every county in the nation. So, who uses it? Well, …