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Hurricane Milton’s Threat To Phosphate Production
Hurricane Milton’s Threat To Phosphate Production Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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Ukraine and Slovakia to strengthen cooperation in agriculture and food industry
Ukraine and Slovakia to strengthen cooperation in agriculture and food industry – memo Інтерфакс-Україна
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Ga. Ag Partners Launch Joint Hurricane Relief Fund for Farmers Impacted by Helene
MACON, Ga. — The Georgia Department of Agriculture (GDA), in a partnership with the Georgia Foundation for Agriculture (GFA) and in support by the Georgia Farm Bureau (GFB), has launched the Weathered But Strong: Hurricane Relief Fund to aid farmers and ranchers facing devastating losses from Hurricane Helene. The fund aims to raise $1 million…
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Lobbyist says tax reform will be a priority in 2025
The head lobbyist for Syngenta says tax reform will be one of the top priorities for the next Congress. Mary Kay Thatcher says, “This is really the Super Bowl of tax bills that we’ve ever done.” She says the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act that was passed in 2017 expires next year, and it includes…
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CBOT wheat up on global weather worries, Ukraine war
CBOT wheat up on global weather worries, Ukraine war XM
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Will lawmakers step in to help ag?
Will lawmakers step in to help ag? Farm Progress
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Soybeans ease on South American rain outlook; grain higher
Soybeans ease on South American rain outlook; grain higher | Today News Mint
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North Dakota Battling Wildfires; Livestock Loss Being Reported
(Bismarck, ND) — Wildfires hitting western and central North Dakota are causing reports of injuries, death and loss of livestock. Officials have identified six different wildfires ranging in size from roughly 500 to 25-thousand acres. Three fires are reported 100-percent contained and a fourth is 90-percent contained. The two largest fires — the Elkhorn Fire…
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Who can spot a grain market trend? – Farm Progress
Who can spot a grain market trend? Farm Progress
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The 2024-25 financial downturn: Who is the most vulnerable?
The 2024-25 financial downturn: Who is the most vulnerable Successful Farming
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How One Farmer Turned the 1980s Disaster Into Enduring Success
How One Farmer Turned the 1980s Disaster Into Enduring Success Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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Discovery Education, CHS Foundation Inspire Students to Explore Agriculture Careers
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Cooperative Minds – an educational initiative from Discovery Education and the CHS Foundation – presents new, free resources for students in grades 6-12 to explore careers in agriculture and agricultural cooperatives. Cooperative Minds shows students firsthand how collaboration and creativity are combined in agricultural co-ops to nourish communities, overcome challenges, and grow success. Designed to help…
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Grains start the week mixed
Grains start the week mixed | Monday, October 7, 2024 Successful Farming
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More than 90 percent of soybean, cotton, and corn acres planted by U.S. farmers use genetically engineered seeds
More than 90 percent of soybean, cotton, and corn acres planted by U.S. farmers use genetically engineered seeds usda.gov
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Ukraine grain exports reach 11.2 MT so far this year, says Kyiv
Ukraine grain exports reach 11.2 MT so far this year, says Kyiv Business Standard
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Periodic Updates on the Grains, Livestock Futures Markets
Periodic Updates on the Grains, Livestock Futures Markets DTN The Progressive Farmer
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Old Halloween Traditions That Have All but Vanished
WASHINGTON — Halloween, like many holidays, has evolved. And with it, some of the traditions that once defined the celebration have quietly faded away. While modern festivities still capture the spirit of the holiday, there was a time when things were done a bit differently. Halloween traditions that brought people together and added a touch…
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Green stems slowing down soybean harvest for some
A central Illinois farmer says green stems are causing challenges in the soybean harvest. David Mool, who grows corn, soybeans, and cattle in McLean County, says the beans are ready, but the plants are not. “The beans are dry.” He says, “The stems are gonna cut a little hard, but I think we’ll just kind…
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Watching for ear rot this harvest
A Purdue Extension corn specialist says farmers should be on the lookout for ear rot prior to entering the field this harvest season. Dan Quinn says harvest timing is key. “You look at a year like last year where we kind of lagged behind on temperature and we were delayed with harvest,” he says. A lot…
