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Ohio farmers celebrating success, but forecast troubling future
Ohio farmers celebrating success, but forecast troubling future MSN
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Big crops to grow even bigger? Maybe so, based on trends in US corn, soy yields
Big crops to grow even bigger? Maybe so, based on trends in US corn, soy yields -Braun Marketscreener.com
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Near record yields in Indiana?
A Monticello farmer says he’s impressed with the crops in his area. John Peters says he expects record yields. “In our area, the corn and beans look fantastic,” he says. “Everything just looks phenomenal right now.” According to the latest crop progress and conditions report from the USDA, corn is rated 69 percent good to…
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Michigan crops advancing significantly
Michigan crops are advancing significantly ahead of last year and the five-year average. The USDA says corn is rated 59 percent good to excellent with 93 percent of the crop silking and 39 percent in the dough stage. Soybeans are 93 percent blooming and 71 percent setting pods, with 56 percent of the crop good…
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IL crops continue to impress
The USDA says the majority of the corn and soybeans in Illinois look good. DeWitt County farmer John Klemm agrees. “We got plenty of moisture in the soil.” He says, “We’ve had a lot of rain here in the last couple of weeks and the crop looks really good. So very hopeful and excited as…
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How Agriculture Could Be Impacted by Any U.S. Recession
How Agriculture Could Be Impacted by Any U.S. Recession Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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Commercial Cattlemen’s Symposium to Focus on Technology Trends to Enhance Value
DENVER — The Commercial Cattlemen’s Symposium hosted by the Red Angus Association of America will be held Sept. 13, during the National Red Angus Convention in Lincoln, Nebraska. This year the Commercial Cattlemen’s Symposium will address building the future of the feeder cattle industry with focus on using technology to help enhance value in the…
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Program offers cover crop incentives for first-time growers
Program offers cover crop incentives for first-time growers Successful Farming
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Virtual Crop Tour: Critical Questions For Farmer Sentiment And Marketing
Virtual Crop Tour: Critical Questions For Farmer Sentiment And Marketing Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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They’re trying really hard to convince farmers to install solar arrays
Cutting-edge systems harvest solar energy while promoting crop growth: ‘These investments will cut energy costs’ MSN
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Field watch: Overcoming weather cropping challenges
Field watch: Overcoming weather cropping challenges Farm Progress
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Report: CA factory farms perilously close to your produce
Report: CA factory farms perilously close to your produce Public News Service
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Michigan Hosts 98th Annual National Plant Board Meeting
LANSING, Mich. — The Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development (MDARD) proudly hosted the 98th Annual National Plant Board Meeting in Grand Rapids on July 21 – July 25. The meeting brought together plant pest regulatory officials from across the nation including National Plant Board, U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service…
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Farm Bill, Herbicide Regulations and Container Shipping Highlight Ag Policy Summit
NOBLESVILLE, Ind. — Keeping an eye on regulations that may affect Hoosier farmers, looking for opportunities to expand farm exports and decoding potential farm bill proposals were among the topics covered during the 2024 Ag Policy Summit on Wednesday at the Hamilton County Fairgrounds in Noblesville, Ind. The Summit is an annual policy-focused program presented…
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Federal program providing aid to Alabama livestock producers experiencing losses from drought
Federal program providing aid to Alabama livestock producers experiencing losses from drought Alabama Public Radio
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Iowa’s Farmland Owners Are More Local Than Many Think
AMES, Iowa – It’s no secret that much of Iowa’s farmland is rented, and non-operator farmland owners are often considered to be out-of-touch if they do not live on the land they rent. But data from Iowa State University Extension and Outreach shows that most landowners live fairly close to their land, and many have kin or friendship ties to…
