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Mike Pearson toured Kinze Manufacturing Plant in Iowa and got a personal tour of the tractors owned by John Kinzenbaw
Farm Progress America, October 15, 2025Â Â Farm Progress
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South Africa turns to China to avoid United States headache
South Africa turns to China to avoid United States headache  Daily Investor
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Precision Farming Dealer’s Best of the Web: Oct. 15, 2025
Precision Farming Dealer’s Best of the Web: Oct. 15, 2025Â Â Precision Farming Dealer
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One of the world’s largest grain traders is reducing its operations in Ukraine because of the war
One of the world’s largest grain traders is reducing its operations in Ukraine because of the war.  ubn.news
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Tariffs impact farmers with rising costs, lower income
Tariffs impact farmers with rising costs, lower income  Farm Progress
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Crops Analysis | HRW leads short-covering efforts across grains
Crops Analysis | HRW leads short-covering efforts across grains  Pro Farmer
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Scratch Your Classic Iron Itch With 3 Old Tractors That Still Steal the Show
Scratch Your Classic Iron Itch With 3 Old Tractors That Still Steal the Show  AgWeb
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U.S. Grains: Wheat ends up after hitting five-year low
U.S. Grains: Wheat ends up after hitting five-year low  Manitoba Co-operator
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‘Farmaggedon’: Government shutdown deepens agriculture sector disaster
‘Farmaggedon’: Government shutdown deepens agriculture sector disaster  Talk Business & Politics
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Third quarter 2025 update: Farmland values seeking direction
Third quarter 2025 update: Farmland values seeking direction  Michigan Farm News
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Shutdown Claims Another USDA Crop Progress Report as Harvest Advances
Shutdown Claims Another USDA Crop Progress Report as Harvest Advances  Successful Farming
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Hard Red Winter Wheat Futures Hit New Contract Lows Amid Global Oversupply, Pressuring Agricultural Markets
Hard Red Winter Wheat Futures Hit New Contract Lows Amid Global Oversupply, Pressuring Agricultural Markets  FinancialContent
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Some Farmers Are Increasing Cover Crop Acres to Cut Fertilizer Costs and Boost Soil Health
Some Farmers Are Increasing Cover Crop Acres to Cut Fertilizer Costs and Boost Soil Health  AgWeb
