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Polish farmers threaten to protest on border with Ukraine again
Polish farmers threaten to protest on border with Ukraine again MSN
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Idaho Sadly Says Goodbye to Family Farms
Idaho Sadly Says Goodbye to Family Farms KIDO Talk Radio
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A USDA program may be killing wild animals that they’re not supposed to, records show
A USDA program may be killing wild animals that they’re not supposed to, records show WBHM
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How Voters Can Prepare For Election Day
How Voters Can Prepare For Election Day Salem Leader
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CNH’s app, web portal upgrades based on farmer input
CNH’s app, web portal upgrades based on farmer input Grainews
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Missouri farmer dealt a soybean wild card
Missouri farmer dealt a soybean wild card Farm Progress
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More rice sales to Cuba could help both countries
More rice sales to Cuba could help both countries Farm Progress
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From Singapore to Thailand and the Philippines, expect some wetter weeks ahead
From Singapore to Thailand and the Philippines, expect some wetter weeks ahead South China Morning Post
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The Fall Border
FORT COLLINS, Colo. — The fall garden can be as beautiful as a spring garden. Asters, Chrysanthemums, Sedum, and ornamental grasses are timeless additions. Here are some suggestions you can add to your fall border if you don’t already have them in addition to the fall plants mentioned earlier. Anemones, Heuchera, and Autumn crocus (Colchicum…
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U.S. wheat futures slide as Russia sets export price floor
U.S. wheat futures slide as Russia sets export price floor MSN
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Purdue researcher digs into crop farm profitability
Ag economist Michael Langemeier with Purdue University has been digging into a University of Minnesota database to look at the low farm profitability of crop farmers and the financial stress that creates on the farm. The post Purdue researcher digs into crop farm profitability appeared first on Brownfield Ag News.
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Warm, Dry Weather Dampens Wheat Planting Hopes in Kansas
Warm, Dry Weather Dampens Wheat Planting Hopes KSAL
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Hurricanes, Fires and Harvest Weather
Hurricanes, Fires and Harvest Weather DTN The Progressive Farmer
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Grains Plunge Again on Weather and Outside Markets, But Are The Funds Back Selling?
Grains Plunge Again on Weather and Outside Markets, But Are The Funds Back Selling? Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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Cyberattacks a growing concern for ag industry
An FBI special agent says agriculture is a growing target for cyber criminals. Gene Kowel, with the FBI’s Omaha field office, says a key reason is because of the industry’s ties to the economy and national security. “A lot of producers don’t have a big budget for cybersecurity, and because of that, both cyber criminals…
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Farmers continue to hold back soybeans sales in Ukraine’s domestic market
Farmers continue to hold back soybeans sales in Ukraine’s domestic market – APK-Inform АПК-Інформ
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Train derailment creates latest supply chain hiccup for US-Mexico grain exports
Train derailment creates latest supply chain hiccup for US-Mexico grain exports Reuters
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South American weather a focus for markets
South American weather a focus for markets brownfieldagnews.com
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Republicans pour money into Wisconsin Senate race Democrats say will be close
Republicans pour money into Wisconsin Senate race Democrats say will be close WFTV Orlando
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Changes to USDA’s Meat S&D Tables
Changes to USDA’s Meat S&D Tables Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
