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Russian control of Ukraine’s vast grain agriculture would hurt American farmers
Russian control of Ukraine’s vast grain agriculture would hurt American farmers Minnesota Reformer
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New theme days at Agritechnica 2025 add value for exhibitors and visitors
New theme days at Agritechnica 2025 add value for exhibitors and visitors TheNewsMarket
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Americans to Eat 1.47 Billion Chicken Wings for Super Bowl LIX
WASHINGTON — While Kansas City is known for its barbecue and Philly its cheesesteaks, when it comes to Super Bowl menus, nothing is hotter than wings. The National Chicken Council (NCC) today released its annual Chicken Wing Report, projecting Americans to consume 1.47 billion chicken wings watching the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles battle for the…
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Trump Confirms Mexico, Canada 25% Tariffs Coming Saturday
Trump Confirms Mexico, Canada 25% Tariffs Coming Saturday Successful Farming
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What are the La Nina and El Nino climate phenomena?
What are the La Nina and El Nino climate phenomena? Bundle
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Farmland loans for regenerative agriculture: FBN and Walton family launch ‘first-of-its-kind’ lending program
Amid a downturn in the farm economy and federal funding uncertainty, a new pilot offers additional incentives for producers to adopt sustainable practices.
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5 questions about Trump’s tariff plans
Duties on Mexico and Canada could take effect this weekend. Here’s what to know.
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USDA to release its only cattle inventory report of the year today
USDA to release its only cattle inventory report of the year today RFD-TV
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Ag Markets React to Looming Tariffs
Ag Markets React to Looming Tariffs Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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Proposed Canadian tariffs would have major input impact
The president of the Illinois Fertilizer and Chemical Association says the Trump administration’s threatened tariffs against Canada would likely have major impacts on fertilizer prices. Kevin Johnson says U.S. agriculture relies on Canadian potash. “Probably 98% of all potash that comes into the United States is coming outside of our borders.” He says, “Out of…
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5 Tips for Bigger Corn and Soybean Yields in 2025
5 Tips for Bigger Corn and Soybean Yields in 2025 Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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2025 Angus Foundation Scholarship Applications Open February 1
ST. JOSEPH, Mo. — Since 1998, the Angus Foundation has championed the success of Angus youth by investing in their education. In the past 27 years, the Foundation has awarded more than $4.9 million in scholarships including $388,500 in 2024 alone. These scholarships help support students in their educational endeavors—whether pursuing undergraduate, graduate or trade…
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Agtech Seedlings: Bonsai Robotics secures $15M to advance automated fruit harvesters
Also in this week’s farm technology news: CH4 Global begins large-scale production of methane reduction feed additives and an indoor greens grower expands and rebrands.
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Crop farmer expects another year in the red
A Wisconsin crop farmer is expecting another year without profit. Ken Rosenow raises corn and soybeans near Oconomowoc and works with the U.S. Grains Council. He tells Brownfield the numbers don’t look good for 2025 right now. “I’ve got quite a few things bought already. I’ve got a few more things to do and you…
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Mississippi, Missouri River levels remain low
Pictured: Justin Glisan, state climatologist in Iowa (Photo credit: Brownfield) Iowa’s state climatologist says he’s concerned about river levels across the region. Justin Glisan tells Brownfield he’s been tracking the Missouri and Mississippi rivers. “They still continue to be low. These states within the Upper Midwest that feed into the Missouri and Mississippi Basins have…
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Ethanol Output Falls to Three-Month Low
The Energy Information Administration says ethanol production dropped to its lowest level in almost three months, and inventories declined during the week ending on January 24. Output declined to an average of 1.015 million barrels a day. That’s down from 1.099 million the previous week and the lowest level since the week that ended on…
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Chicken Wings and the Super Bowl
Kansas City is known for its barbecue, and Philadelphia for its cheesesteaks. When it comes to Super Bowl menus, nothing is hotter than wings. The National Chicken Council released its annual Chicken Wing Report, projecting Americans will consume 1.47 billion chicken wings while watching the Chiefs and Eagles battle for the Lombardi Trophy. “Matthew McConaughey…
