Warm, dry weather has pushed the crop along in the northern Red River Valley..

Warm, dry weather has pushed the crop along in the northern Red River Valley..

Sarah Heinrich is both a rancher and a broadcaster for The Ag News Leader, KFGO & the Growing Harvest Ag Network. She’s the former KX-TV, Bismarck, Ag Director and the niece of another legendary North Dakota Ag Director, Al Gustin. She leads the KFGO 790-AM team as Farm & Ranch Director. Also part of the team is Farm and Ranch Reporter Sam Halstengard.

Sarah Heinrich is both a rancher and a broadcaster for The Ag News Leader, KFGO &amp; the Growing Harvest Ag Network. She&rsquo;s the former KX-TV, Bismarck, Ag Director and the niece of another legendary North Dakota Ag Director, Al Gustin. She leads the KFGO 790-AM team as Farm &amp; Ranch Director. Also part of the team is Farm and Ranch Reporter Sam Halstengard.

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KFGO & Growing Harvest Ag Network's Sarah Heinrich & Rusty Halverson bring you the latest in agriculture news and information from the Upper Midwest. Subscribe on Apple, Stitcher and wherever you get your podcasts as well!

KFGO &amp; Growing Harvest Ag Network's Sarah Heinrich &amp; Rusty Halverson bring you the latest in agriculture news and information from the Upper Midwest. Subscribe on Apple, Stitcher and wherever you get your podcasts as well!

Mid-morning Ag News, October 14, 2024: Farmers in the northern Red River Valley work on corn harvest

U.S. agricultural exports were at $13.01 billion in August, essentially unchanged from July, against imports of $17.19 billion, which were down 2% from July, resulting in a monthly trade deficit of $4.18 billion. 

U.S. agricultural exports were at $13.01 billion in August, essentially unchanged from July, against imports of $17.19 billion, which were down 2% from July, resulting in a monthly trade deficit of $4.18 billion.

Afternoon Ag News, October 14, 2024: USDA projects a record ag trade deficit in 2024

The Labor Department says consumer inflation rose 2-point-4 percent in September, slightly more than analysts expected, with food rising 2-point-3 percent year-over-year. But USDA economist Megan Sweitzer says for the year, grocery price increases are slowing.

The Labor Department says consumer inflation rose 2-point-4 percent in September, slightly more than analysts expected, with food rising 2-point-3 percent year-over-year. But USDA economist Megan Sweitzer says for the year, grocery price increases are slowing.

Morning ag news, October 14, 2024: Could grocery prices be headed lower?

Rusty Halvorson and Sarah Heinrich have this week's top stories in agriculture.

Rusty Halvorson and Sarah Heinrich have this week's top stories in agriculture.

Mid-morning Ag News, October 14, 2024: Farmers in the northern Red River Valley work on corn harvest

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