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Simple Treatment May Reduce Inflammation and Its Side Effects in Expecting Cows
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — The transition period from the late stages of pregnancy to when a cow gives birth and starts producing milk is one of the most challenging periods in a cow’s life, according to researchers in Penn State’s College of Agricultural Sciences. Physiological changes such as higher systemic inflammation can lead to adverse…
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Find a Home in Corn Country
FORT MADISON, IA. — If you’re considering a move, you may have heard people suggest taking up residence in Corn Country. While corn is typically produced in many of the US states, the Midwestern region is more commonly known as the Corn Belt. The areas that makeup Corn Country include parts of Iowa, Indiana, Illinois,…
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Corn and Soybeans Retreat Early Friday, Cattle Recover
Corn and Soybeans Retreat Early Friday, Cattle Recover Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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Brazil’s Agricultural Expansion: Where Are Soybean Yields Headed?
Brazil’s Agricultural Expansion: Where Are Soybean Yields Headed? Successful Farming
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Some Corn Lines Naturally Repel Major Pest with Insecticidal Compounds
Some Corn Lines Naturally Repel Major Pest with Insecticidal Compounds Seed World
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Brownfield Ag Weather Today
The ongoing cold wave east of the Rockies has peaked in many areas, although moderation will be gradual. On Friday morning, sub-0°F temperatures will still cover large sections of the northern and central Plains and upper Midwest. Late in the weekend, however, any lingering frigid weather will retreat northward, mainly across New England. Much of…
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USDA makes profound announcement that could alter the future of our food system: ‘We’ve got to build’
USDA makes profound announcement that could alter the future of our food system: ‘We’ve got to build’ MSN
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Trump Administration Makes A Move To Stop China From Buying Texas Farmland
Trump Administration Makes A Move To Stop China From Buying Texas Farmland iHeart
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DOGE Cuts Hit USDA But Farmers Will Still Get Program Payments
DOGE Cuts Hit USDA But Farmers Will Still Get Program Payments Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
