In the fourth month of peanut markets, stocks are moving faster than normal. Tyron Spearman has more on what this means for producers.
Making Decisions on 2020 Peanut Crop
Peanut growers are busy making decisions on what to do for the 2020 crop, as Tyron Spearman looks at that and what the competition in other countries are seeing right now. Plus, he passes along information about the passing of well-known long time ag broadcaster, Everett Griner from Moultrie, GA.
Value of the 2019 Peanut Crop
Numbers released by the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s (USDA’s) National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS), show the average price for the 2019 peanut crop was $0.201 per pound, or $402 ton, which is down from 2018. Tyron Spearman looks at what states received the highest and lowest average prices.
No Change to Peanut Crop Forecast
The latest USDA forecast for the 2019 peanut crop saw no real changes. Tyron Spearman has the details.
Issues with the 2019 Peanut Crop
There are some issues with the 2019 peanut crop, which according to Tyron Spearman, means prices are going up.
Latest Peanut Crop Numbers
As peanuts continue to be delivered, Tyron Spearman looks at the latest numbers for this year’s crop.
Peanut Crop Update
Tyron Spearman has this week’s peanut crop update.
This Week’s Peanut Crop Update
Tyron Spearman has this week’s peanut crop update.
Cotton and Peanut Crop Update
In our weekly update on the nation’s cotton and peanut crops, U.S. Department of Agriculture meteorologist Brad Rippey says nearly half of the nation’s cotton acreage is squaring. Rippey says over half of the nation’s peanut crop is pegging. In Alabama, 74 percent of the cotton is squaring, which compares to only 62 percent this time last year. Seventeen percent …
Latest Cotton and Peanut Numbers
USDA meteorologist Brad Rippey has the latest look at the nation’s cotton crop. When it comes to the peanut crop, Rippey notes they are one crop developing ahead of schedule. In Alabama, 64 percent of the cotton is squaring, that compares to only 43 percent this time last year. 5 percent is setting bolls. 53 percent of the peanut crop …