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Plan Now to Optimize Entire Grazing Season
COLUMBUS, Ohio — I’m glad that May has finally arrived. For me, it’s been a wet and somewhat stormy spring so far. If you haven’t done it already, it’s a really good idea to walk your pastures before grazing them for the first time. You can use your ATV if you prefer, but I’d rather…
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Bison, Burgers and Best Management Practices
ROCHESTER, Ind. — When driving through Rochester, Indiana, most people wouldn’t expect to see a herd of Bison. But at White Oaks Bison Farm, the National Mammal of the United States is a common sight. Founded by Terry and Courtney Engstrand in 2021, White Oaks is a pillar of Northern Indiana’s agricultural and culinary communities.…
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How the Futures Delivery Process Works
How the Delivery Process Works  AgWeb
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NRCS turns 90 this year but the agency was mapped long before its inception
NRCS turns 90 this year but the agency was mapped long before its inception  Agweek
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U.S. corn yields plateau: Implications for future production and demand
U.S. corn yields plateau: Implications for future production and demand  Farm Progress
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Heavy Moth Flights Across Midwest Signal Rising Cutworm Risk
Heavy Moth Flights Across Midwest Signal Rising Cutworm Risk  Successful Farming
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Kansas State University Ag Research Lab Only One to Get Nod From Feds to Continue Work
Kansas State University Ag Research Lab Only One to Get Nod From Feds to Continue Work  Successful Farming
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The Hidden Factors Driving Fertilizer Prices: Beyond the Blame on Tariffs
The Hidden Factors Driving Fertilizer Prices: Beyond the Blame on Tariffs  AgWeb
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Production Blog: Avoid Plant Date Panic
Production Blog: Avoid Plant Date Panic  DTN Progressive Farmer
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Ag researcher raises concern about USDA funding
Ag researcher raises concern about USDA funding  Brownfield Ag News
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Economists Fear Trade War Will Push Agriculture Deeper Into a Recession
Economists Fear Trade War Will Push Agriculture Deeper Into a Recession  AgWeb
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Planting progress slows in Iowa
Planting progress slows in Iowa  Brownfield Ag News
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Specialized Aircraft Ejecting Millions of Mediterranean Fruit Flies
Specialized Aircraft Ejecting Millions of Mediterranean Fruit Flies  AgNet West
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Agriculture news: 2,4-D duties, FSA loans, E15 sales, China imports
Agriculture news: 2,4-D duties, FSA loans, E15 sales, China imports  Farm Progress
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Revised burn ban provides exception to Irrigation Districts
Revised burn ban provides exception to Irrigation Districts  Rural Radio Network
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USDA Announces May 2025 Lending Rates for Agricultural Producers
USDA Announces May 2025 Lending Rates for Agricultural Producers –Â Â bladenonline.com
