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Weather the warm and dry trends
Weather the warm and dry trends Hay and Forage Grower Magazine
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Gold’s record has room to run as crude oil, US stocks teeter
Gold’s record has room to run as crude oil, US stocks teeter Bloomberg.com
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JCB Expands U.S. Manufacturing Plant Amid Impact of Trump’s Tariffs
JCB Expands U.S. Manufacturing Plant Amid Impact of Trump’s Tariffs Farm Equipment
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South Africa aims to expand agriculture exports in wake of US tariff threats
South Africa aims to expand agriculture exports in wake of US tariff threats MSN
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USDA memo declares emergency, OKs logging in national forests
USDA memo declares emergency, OKs logging in national forests Times-Standard
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How HHS and USDA Plan to Tackle Childhood Obesity with Bold New Initiative
How HHS and USDA Plan to Tackle Childhood Obesity with Bold New Initiative MyChesCo
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Chicago soybeans firms on softer dollar; weather concerns buoy wheat, corn
Chicago soybeans firms on softer dollar; weather concerns buoy wheat, corn TradingView
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Excessive rains flood Missouri Bootheel fields
Missouri Bootheel farmer Rance Daniels says some of his recently planted rice fields are underwater following the excessive rains over the last week. “We had 10.5 to 12 inches of rain in my area and north of me, up around Bernie and Dexter, I think they were closer to 14 inches of rain.” But Daniels,…
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Minnesota net farm income sinks to lowest level this century
A new report shows net farm income in Minnesota has fallen to its lowest level this century. University of Minnesota Extension economist Pauline Van Nurden says the median income dropped to just under $22,000 in 2024. “Going back to the mid 1990’s, still the lowest median net farm income for Minnesota producers over that whole…
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U.S. grains: Chicago soybeans and corn end higher after seesaw trading
U.S. grains: Chicago soybeans and corn end higher after seesaw trading Country Guide
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A game-changing approach to tackle farming’s toughest challenges
A game-changing approach to tackle farming’s toughest challenges Axios
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Why Are Eggs Different Colors?
COLLEGE STATION, Texas — Have you ever wondered why chicken eggs can be different colors? While most eggs are white or brown, they also come in colors like cream, pink, blue and green. In addition — and this is no “yolk” — some are even speckled. According to a Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service poultry specialist, many…
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Corn Planting Season 2025 Is Underway In Six States
Corn Planting Season 2025 Is Underway In Six States AgWeb
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80 Farmers Needed for Nationwide Soil Health Project: Enroll Today
BROOKINGS, S.D. – South Dakota State University Extension is inviting South Dakota farmers to participate in a new soil health survey. The new nationwide project is called “Probing Our Country’s Soil Health” and is looking for 80 South Dakota farmers to participate. The project leaders are working to understand the status of soil health around the country and use that…
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Trump tariffs live updates: Trump threatens additional tariffs on China, market rout continues
Trump tariffs live updates: Trump threatens additional tariffs on China, market rout continues Yahoo Finance
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China unveils 10-year agricultural master plan, prioritizing food self-sufficiency, agri-tech innovation
China unveils 10-year agricultural master plan, prioritizing food self-sufficiency, agri-tech innovation Global Times
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Countries Seek Trade Talks Amid Trump’s Sweeping Tariffs
Countries Seek Trade Talks Amid Trump’s Sweeping Tariffs AgWeb
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Machinery Pete: Vintage, Smaller Farm Equipment Shines on Auction Circuit
Machinery Pete: Vintage, Smaller Farm Equipment Shines on Auction Circuit AgWeb
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Is Timing of K application Something That Should be Considered?
ST. PAUL, Minn. — While many growers opt for P and K applications in the fall, applying any fertilizer months ahead of when the crop needs it can present some risk for lessening the availability of a nutrient as it has more time to react with the soil. Past AFREC-funded research has shown that spring…
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Grassley: I Still Support Trump, But Congress Should Lead On Trade, Tariffs
Grassley: I Still Support Trump, But Congress Should Lead On Trade, Tariffs AgWeb
