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How Much Yield Is Crown Rot Really Costing Iowa Corn Growers?
How Much Yield Is Crown Rot Really Costing Iowa Corn Growers? AgWeb
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Firm to Farm: Could “Rights Inflation” Come at Agriculture’s Expense?
Firm to Farm: Could “Rights Inflation” Come at Agriculture’s Expense? RFD-TV
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Could USDA Provide a Yield Surprise in the September Report?
Could USDA Provide a Yield Surprise in the September Report? AgWeb
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The Genetic Goldmine Hidden in Corn’s DNA
The Genetic Goldmine Hidden in Corn’s DNA AgWeb
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Why HR and Insurance Are Two Risks You Might Be Overlooking
Why HR and Insurance Are Two Risks You Might Be Overlooking AgWeb
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25 Years Later: How September 11 Changed American Agriculture
25 Years Later: How September 11 Changed American Agriculture oklahomafarmreport.com
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USDA puts $26 million behind US catfish industry
USDA puts $26 million behind US catfish industry National Fisherman
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China Buys 1 Million Tons of U.S. Soybeans Ahead of Xi Visit
China Buys 1 Million Tons of U.S. Soybeans Ahead of Xi Visit AgroLatam
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Record Diesel Prices Threaten Farm Margins as Harvest Begins
Record Diesel Prices Threaten Farm Margins as Harvest Begins Morning Ag Clips
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Understanding Critical USDA Livestock Assistance Programs
Understanding Critical USDA Livestock Assistance Programs Lancaster Farming
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Corn Maturity Races Ahead of Average in 10 States
Corn Maturity Races Ahead of Average in 10 States Successful Farming
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U.S. Farmland: The Landlord Next Door Owns More Than You Think
U.S. Farmland: The Landlord Next Door Owns More Than You Think AgroLatam
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Off-Farm Income: The Second Job Keeping U.S. Farm Families Going
Off-Farm Income: The Second Job Keeping U.S. Farm Families Going AgroLatam
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Survey Finds Farmers Pulling Back on Spending as Margins Tighten
Survey Finds Farmers Pulling Back on Spending as Margins Tighten AGDAILY
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Ag credit conditions expected to continue to decline in 2027
In this episode of Managing for Profit, Ty Kreitman with the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City says many crop producers are still facing economic headwinds. The post Ag credit conditions expected to continue to decline in 2027 appeared first on Brownfield Ag News.
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Farmers start to lock in fertilizer for 2027 crop
Two Midwest farmers tell Brownfield they’ve already locked in fertilizer for next year’s crops. “It hurts,” says Bob Metz, who farms with his sons in northeast South Dakota. He says writing the check was tough, but fertilizer isn’t dramatically more expensive than last year. “Just because it was up so much from last year. It’s…
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Financing the Farm: A Look at USDA Farm Loan Programs
Financing the Farm: A Look at USDA Farm Loan Programs American Farm Bureau Federation
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Farm practices take center stage in updated 45Z Clean Fuel guidance
Ag and biofuel groups are welcoming further guidance on the 45Z Clean Fuel Production Tax Credit. Growth Energy senior vice president of regulatory affairs Chris Bliley says the update is exciting for biofuel producers and for farmers. “This actually shows that farmers can reap the benefits of the credit. So we’re really appreciative of USDA,…
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Farmers feel the impact of soaring diesel prices
A pair of farmers say extremely high diesel prices are forcing them to rethink how they manage equipment and field work this fall. “I think the fuel price is up 60 percent from last winter and spring. It’s just hard to fathom” Eastern Nebraska farmer Quentin Connealy says he didn’t get enough fuel locked in…
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U.S. Farmers Brace for Fallout as Canada Trade War Escalates
U.S. Farmers Brace for Fallout as Canada Trade War Escalates AgroLatam
