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Nitrogen Fertilizer for Soybeans Offers Limited Yield Benefits, Study Says
URBANA, Ill. — In a recent study from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, researchers tested whether modern high-yielding soybeans benefit from nitrogen fertilizer, with results suggesting additions are largely unnecessary. Soybeans form a natural partnership with bacteria that colonize the plant’s roots. In exchange for sugars, the bacteria convert atmospheric nitrogen into a form the plant can use, supplying much…
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Here’s what landowners report from drought-stricken Ohio
Here’s what landowners report from drought-stricken Ohio Farm Progress
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Wheat falls 1% on demand worries, but set for weekly gain
Wheat falls 1% on demand worries, but set for weekly gain XM
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Georgia’s state officials, farmers brace for damage from fury of Hurricane Helene
Georgia’s state officials, farmers brace for damage from fury of Hurricane Helene Longview News-Journal
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Congressional gridlock creates uncertainty for farmers
Our View: Congressional gridlock creates uncertainty for farmers Mankato Free Press
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Farm Bureau Warns of Severe Impact on Agriculture From Potential East Coast, Gulf Port Strike
Farm Bureau Warns of Severe Impact on Agriculture From Potential East Coast, Gulf Port Strike Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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House Republicans Press Leaders for Farm Bill Vote
House Republicans Press Leaders for Farm Bill Vote Lancaster Farming
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Despite Recent Rainfall, Mo. Remains Dry
COLUMBIA, Mo. – After experiencing drought in 2022 and 2023, Missourians were eager for a wet growing season. Missouri saw above-average statewide monthly precipitation from April to July, says University of Missouri Extension state climatologist Zachary Leasor. On July 23, the U.S. Drought Monitor reported only 1.1% of the state as abnormally dry, and there was no drought in Missouri.…
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Avoid This Common Labor Mistake — Tips from an Iowa Farmer
Avoid This Common Labor Mistake — Tips from an Iowa Farmer Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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Brewing History: How Coffee Became America’s Favorite Drink
GREENWICH, N.Y. — Whether it’s a steaming cup to start the day or a mid-afternoon pick-me-up, coffee is a beloved ritual for millions of Americans. It’s hard to imagine a time when coffee wasn’t a staple in our homes, cafes, and workplaces, but this popular beverage has a storied past in the United States. From…
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The dire state of the American farm economy
Opinion: The dire state of the American farm economy Agri-Pulse
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As Hurricane Helene bears down, Georgia farmers fear for their livelihoods
As Hurricane Helene bears down, Georgia farmers fear for their livelihoods The Atlanta Journal Constitution
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Grains End Lower on Farmer Selling: Higher Cash Pulls Up Cattle Futures
Grains End Lower on Farmer Selling: Higher Cash Pulls Up Cattle Futures Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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Congress targets lame-duck session for farm bill work
A U.S. Senator from Wisconsin says there’s renewed interest in getting a five-year farm bill done in the lame-duck session of Congress. Tammy Baldwin tells Brownfield farmers need certainty. “We’ll see how those conversations and negotiations go,” she says. “But they have started anew in recent weeks, and my understanding is that they will continue…
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Fewer People Are Moving Out of Rural Counties Since COVID-19
Fewer People Are Moving Out of Rural Counties Since COVID-19 usda.gov
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True and Fall Armyworms Relishing on Kansas Crops
MANHATTAN, Kan. – True and fall armyworms have been a nuisance to crop production in Kansas over the past 40 years. Kansas State University crop entomologist Jeff Whitworth said these pests have once again made their presence known in 2024, noting that their similar developmental schedules and rapid life cycles heighten crop damage. “Right now,…
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Minnesota Soybean Growers president less optimistic on farm bill following DC visit
Commodity groups continue to push for a farm bill this year. Minnesota Soybean Growers Association president Darin Johnson says executive leadership visited Washington, D.C. earlier this month. “Trying to keep on pushing to get a farm bill pushed through.” He tells Brownfield he felt less optimistic following the trip. “The House and Senate are still…
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ASPCA Sues USDA for Enabling Cruel Puppy Mill
ASPCA Sues USDA for Enabling Cruel Puppy Mill PR Newswire
