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Do lower corn condition ratings raise any red flags?
Do lower corn condition ratings raise any red flags? FarmWeekNow
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Processors bullish on biofuels boom seek bigger hills of beans
Processors bullish on biofuels boom seek bigger hills of beans Farm Progress
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Diversification lets South Carolina farmer thrive
Diversification lets South Carolina farmer thrive Farm Progress
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Polaris Revives Sportsman 500 for 2027 With Modern Features
Polaris Revives Sportsman 500 for 2027 With Modern Features Successful Farming
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Grain Markets Await WASDE as Corn and Soybeans Struggle Despite Strong Export Demand
Grain Markets Await WASDE as Corn and Soybeans Struggle Despite Strong Export Demand Agrolatam
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Wildfires, Heat and Timely Rains Create a High-Stakes Week for U.S. Farmers
Wildfires, Heat and Timely Rains Create a High-Stakes Week for U.S. Farmers Agrolatam
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USDA crop report shows corn and soybean quality drop
USDA crop report shows corn and soybean quality drop Farm Progress
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Do Data Centers belong in Rural America?
Every generation has seen the countryside change. My grandparents saw tractors replace horses. My parents embraced hybrid seed and larger equipment. I’ve watched agriculture evolve with biotechnology, GPS guidance, drones, and precision farming. Change has always been part of rural America. Another change is knocking on the door. A data center is a large, windowless…
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Farmer’s Almanac Just Released Its Fall 2026 Forecast—Will We See Cooler Temperatures?
Farmer’s Almanac Just Released Its Fall 2026 Forecast—Will We See Cooler Temperatures? Men’s Journal
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Ag economist: China’s soybean buying encouraging, not unusual
Ag economist: China’s soybean buying encouraging, not unusual Brownfield Ag News
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Boozman says farm bill updates respond to state, stakeholder concerns
U.S. Senate Ag Committee Chairman John Boozman says there have been updates made to the draft text of the farm bill that’s scheduled to be marked up on Thursday. Two updates have been made “as a good faith effort” in the nutrition program, adding more flexibility to state cost shares and increasing funding for commodity…
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High Farmland Rents Squeeze Farmers as 2027 Budgets Face Early Pressure
High Farmland Rents Squeeze Farmers as 2027 Budgets Face Early Pressure Agrolatam
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New Canadian dairy tariffs highlight long-running USMCA market access dispute
An ag economist says the Trump administration’s recently announced tariffs on Canadian dairy products could help expand market access for U.S. dairy exports. Ian Sheldon with Ohio State University says President Trump is trying to level the playing field for U.S. dairy producers. “The U.S. believes it has been discriminated against in terms of the amount of dairy…
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1,277-acre Illinois Farm Sells in 22 Tracts for $10.5 Million
1,277-acre Illinois Farm Sells in 22 Tracts for $10.5 Million Successful Farming
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Ukraine cuts minimum agricultural export prices by 28.6% to support farmers.
Ukraine cuts minimum agricultural export prices by 28.6% to support farmers. ubn.news
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StoneX’s First Survey Shows a Big Crop, But Supply Might Not Be the Big Story This Year
StoneX’s First Survey Shows a Big Crop, But Supply Might Not Be the Big Story This Year AgWeb
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After the Bell | Corn and soybeans fall to multi-week lows
After the Bell | Corn and soybeans fall to multi-week lows Pro Farmer
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USDA gives farmers 60 more days for crop insurance premiums
USDA gives farmers 60 more days for crop insurance premiums Beinsure
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Escalating Black Sea attacks threaten global grain and oil trade
FEATURE | Escalating Black Sea attacks threaten global grain and oil trade Baird Maritime
