WEST FARGO, N.D. — The ninth annual Northern Corn and Soybean brings together farmers and leading experts to discuss issues and the future of corn and soybean farming.
The expo took place at the Butler Machinery Arena in West Fargo.
Speakers on markets, economic outlooks, weather and railroad updates and others were all present at the expo.
Justin Sherlock of the North Dakota Soybean Growers Association says that trade is still top of mind for producers and that 2026 will remain a tough year but to remain optimistic.
“I think folks just need to be aware of the situation, don’t get down this year, keep your head up, talk to your friends and neighbors, we’re all in this together and talk to people who have been here before, farmers especially. Lean on those who went through the eighties, they’ve been through really tough times, look out for each other and together we’ll get through this and hopefully see better days ahead,” said Sherlock.
Next year’s expo is scheduled for February ninth.
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