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Optimistic outlook for U.S. ethanol exports
A director for the Wisconsin Corn Promotion Board says he sees a favorable outlook for U.S. ethanol exports. Shane Goplin says he expects momentum from 2024 to continue through 2025. “We have to increase our production. Well, we have to find a home for that too. There’s huge opportunities coming out there.” 2024 U.S. ethanol…
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New tariffs on imported ag products: Trump’s message to U.S. farmers
New tariffs on imported ag products: Trump’s message to U.S. farmers Farm Progress
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Trump Alerts American Farmers: Get Ready for External Tariffs April 2
Trump Alerts American Farmers: Get Ready for External Tariffs April 2 U.S. News & World Report
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Sen. Chuck Grassley talks funding freezes, foreign trade with Iowa Farmers Union
Sen. Chuck Grassley talks funding freezes, foreign trade with Iowa Farmers Union KCRG
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Online Course Teaches How to Grow Thriving Lawns, Gardens
CLEMSON, S.C. — South Carolina gardeners can learn how to grow thriving lawns and ornamental gardens by participating in an online short course developed by the Clemson Extension horticulture team. This course, Home Horticulture Foundations, is designed for beginners and features videos about designing and maintaining lawns and ornamental landscapes in South Carolina. The course…
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Rollins Promises Grain Farmers Improving Ag Economy is a Top Priority
Rollins Promises Grain Farmers Improving Ag Economy is a Top Priority Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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New equipment from the National Farm Machinery Show
New equipment from the National Farm Machinery Show Farms.com
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Cattle Producers Share How Programs Help Build Stronger Businesses
ARDEN HILLS, Minn. — Raising cattle is both demanding and fulfilling. Each day offers new possibilities for producers to improve their herd and work toward greater profitability. With the cattle market at historically high levels, many producers are seizing the moment to move their businesses forward with the help of management programs. Whether it’s feed…
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U.S. to target new ag trade markets in 2025, Sec. Rollins says
Pictured: Ag Secretary Brooke Rollins speaks to reporters at the 2025 Commodity Classic (Photo by Brent Barnett/Brownfield) The U.S. Secretary of Agriculture says protecting trade relationships is one of her biggest priorities. Brooke Rollins says USDA will target new markets in 2025. “I hope to begin making trade trips very soon across the world. I’ve…
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Rail-Served Grain Facilities Coming Online, Earning Awards
Rail-Served Grain Facilities Coming Online, Earning Awards RailwayAge Magazine
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The Role of Stockers in Today’s Cattle Market
The Role of Stockers in Today’s Cattle Market Drovers Magazine
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Three Things to Know Ahead of Prospective Plantings
Three Things to Know Ahead of Prospective Plantings CME Group
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Rollercoaster weather continues
The chief science fellow with Nutrien Ag Solutions says rollercoaster weather conditions are expected to continue for much of the Midwest. Eric Snodgrass says short-term forecasts show a series of systems are expected to bring a range of conditions. “The good news is it’s dropping our highs off back into the 30s rather than back…
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Corn and Soy in the Red
Corn and Soy in the Red | Monday, March 3, 2025 Successful Farming
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Most Gulf markets in black on hopes for US tariff relief
Most Gulf markets in black on hopes for US tariff relief Business Recorder
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Will USTR Proposal to Add Fees on Chinese Built Ships Hurt US Farmers?
Will USTR Proposal to Add Fees on Chinese Built Ships Hurt US Farmers? DTN The Progressive Farmer
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Tiny Farm Town Defies Feds, Drains Water to Protect Citizens
Tiny Farm Town Defies Feds, Drains Water to Protect Citizens Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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Open For Business: Farmers Edge Soil Lab Now Taking Farmer, Agribusiness Samples
Open For Business: Farmers Edge Soil Lab Now Taking Farmer, Agribusiness Samples Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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Bayer Introduces Vyconic Soybeans at Commodity Classic 2025
DENVER, Colo. — The Crop Science division of Bayer has announced the introduction of Vyconic soybeans, a new trait technology that will be the first to feature five herbicide tolerances all in one breakthrough trait. The unveiling took place at Commodity Classic 2025 in Denver, Colorado. Vyconic soybeans will represent a leap forward in weed…
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Former CEO’s Favorite Resources For Becoming A Better Leader
Former CEO’s Favorite Resources For Becoming A Better Leader Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
