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Fertilizer experts tell First Alert 4 they’re concerned about tariff impacts to farms nationwide
Fertilizer experts tell First Alert 4 they’re concerned about tariff impacts to farms nationwide First Alert 4
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Will Kansas State lose $50 million in USAID funding for agriculture research?
Will Kansas State lose $50 million in USAID funding for agriculture research? The Topeka Capital-Journal
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‘Good for the Soul’: Nonprofit turns unused church land into a farm producing food for the community
‘Good for the Soul’: Nonprofit turns unused church land into a farm producing food for the community WDTV
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Frost-Seeding Legumes Pays Big Dividends
HERMITAGE, Mo. – Frost-seeding legumes now can pay big dividends later, says University of Missouri Extension field specialist in agronomy Terry Halleran. Frost-seeding is a low-cost method of broadcasting legumes over frozen ground into an existing pasture. Legumes offer many benefits but require proper management, says Halleran. Legumes add diversity to fescue pastures and improve…
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The timing of the rain will matter this year
With a La Niña in place, precipitation could be sparse throughout much of the Corn Belt. CattleFax meteorologist Matt Makens tells Brownfield, “Whether it be early May, mid-May, late may, early June, whenever you need that water, it’s got to be well timed because odds are against a super wet outlook.” Looking at the…
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Cattle futures drop on direct cash pressure
Chicago Mercantile Exchange live and feeder cattle were sharply lower, pressured by this week’s direct business and some signs the strength in wholesale beef might be waning for now. April live was down $4.52 at $196.77 and June was $4.07 lower at $191.82. March feeders were $5.42 lower at $265.30 and April was down $5.47…
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Senate Ag Panel Hearing Highlights Tariff Concerns for U.S. Ag Sector
Senate Ag Panel Hearing Highlights Tariff Concerns for U.S. Ag Sector Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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5 Things You Need To Know About The H-2 Programs
5 Things You Need To Know About The H-2 Programs Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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Government Payments Drive U.S. Farm Income Surge in 2025
Government Payments Drive U.S. Farm Income Surge in 2025 Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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Teamwork Makes The Dream Work For Soybeans
Teamwork Makes The Dream Work For Soybeans Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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Share Your Views on the Needs for AI in Ag
ITHACA, N.Y. — Researchers with the AI-CLIMATE Institute at Cornell University are inviting farmers from around the country to participate in focus group meetings to share their views on precision agriculture, artificial intelligence (AI), and Climate-Smart Agriculture. This initiative is part of an ongoing effort to better understand how AI and digital tools can support…
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USDA pauses 2 organic programs, leaving farmers on the hook for millions
E&E News: USDA pauses 2 organic programs, leaving farmers on the hook for millions POLITICO Pro
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Russian control of Ukraine’s vast grain agriculture would hurt American farmers
Russian control of Ukraine’s vast grain agriculture would hurt American farmers Michigan Advance
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Mexico formally repeals restrictions on GM corn after trade panel ruling
Mexico formally repeals restrictions on GM corn after trade panel ruling Canadian Cattlemen
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Revving Up for the 2025 Championship Tractor Pull
Revving Up for the 2025 Championship Tractor Pull Farms.com
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Florida citrus growers say disease, weather impacts could spell end of the industry
Florida citrus growers say disease, weather impacts could spell end of the industry WFTV Orlando
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3 Big Things Today
3 Big Things Today, February 6, 2025 Successful Farming
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Letter to Congressional leaders on E15 states emphatically “Get it done”
Supporters are urging Congressional leaders to get year-round nationwide E15 across the finish line. Iowa Renewable Fuels Association executive director Monte Shaw says attendees of their annual summit this week signed a letter sent to House Speaker Mike Johnson and Senate Majority Leader John Thune calling for an immediate fix for year-round E15. “Get it…
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Tariff Retaliation Key Concern at Senate Hearing on Farm Economy
KNEB-AM 960 AM – 100.3 FM – Tariff Retaliation Key Concern at Senate Hearing on Farm Economy Rural Radio Network
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Gains reported for December dairy product production
The USDA says production of most dairy products in December was up on the year, aside from dry milk products, as processors focused on categories with the strongest demand. Total cheese production was nearly 1.2 billion pounds, down about a percent from last year but up four percent from the prior month. Italian cheese production…
