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Will USDA’s 2026 Corn Forecast Reshape the U.S. Market?
Will USDA’s 2026 Corn Forecast Reshape the U.S. Market?  AgroLatam
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Planning for the 2027 crop year
In this episode of Managing for Profit, Gary Schnitkey with the University of Illinois says risk management will be essential to a successful plan for 2027. The post Planning for the 2027 crop year appeared first on Brownfield Ag News.
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Corn, Bean Markets Wait for Proof as Balance Sheets Tighten
Corn, Bean Markets Wait for Proof as Balance Sheets Tighten, AgMarket.net’s Bennett Says  American Ag Network
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Saturated Indiana Reveals Immature Corn and Uneven Beans, As Dryland Drags Nebraska Yields
Saturated Indiana Reveals Immature Corn and Uneven Beans, As Dryland Drags Nebraska Yields  AgWeb
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Soaring diesel prices ripple across the US economy as fuel costs nearly double since January
Soaring diesel prices ripple across the US economy as fuel costs nearly double since January  Crypto Briefing
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Sunflower seeds: USDA maintains record crop forecast
Sunflower seeds: USDA maintains record crop forecast  Mundus Agri
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Iowa Crop Progress & Condition Report – August 17
Iowa Crop Progress & Condition Report – August 17  kmch.com
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No Mature Corn in 10 Top States
No Mature Corn in 10 Top States  Successful Farming
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USDA, DHS Expand Border Biosecurity as Screwworm Threat Grows
USDA, DHS Expand Border Biosecurity as Screwworm Threat Grows  MyChesCo
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Cargill Workers Vote to End Dispute That Idled U.S. Beef Plant
Cargill Workers Vote to End Dispute That Idled U.S. Beef Plant  Successful Farming
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Farm Bankruptcies Rise Again as Financial Pressure Builds Across U.S. Agriculture
Farm Bankruptcies Rise Again as Financial Pressure Builds Across U.S. Agriculture  Agrolatam
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Tighter milk supplies raise concerns for future dairy production
A dairy market analyst says tighter milk supplies could have an impact on the industry’s ability to produce dairy products moving forward. Sarah Jungman with AgMarket.net says the summer heat is making it more difficult to maintain production levels. “When the weather starts to heat up, and cow comfort makes it difficult for these cows to maintain…
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AI is an Important Tool But it Cannot Duplicate Human Observation, Experience, and Wisdom
AI is an Important Tool But it Cannot Duplicate Human Observation, Experience, and Wisdom  AgWeb
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Sorghum Growers Look Beyond Feed Markets to Food, Fuel and Global Hunger Relief
Sorghum Growers Look Beyond Feed Markets to Food, Fuel and Global Hunger Relief  Rural Radio Network
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60% of U.S. corn, 61% of soybeans good to excellent
U.S. crop condition ratings mostly declined over the past week. Last week was another generally mixed week of weather, near ideal in some areas, dry in others, and excessively wet in parts of the region. The USDA says 60% of U.S. corn is rated good to excellent, down 1%, with 97% of the crop silking,…
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Soybean Harvest Time: 3 Factors to Determine When to Get in The Field
Soybean Harvest Time: 3 Factors to Determine When to Get in The Field  AgWeb
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There’s No Slow Season in August
There’s No Slow Season in August  AgWeb
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U.S. Receives First Moroccan Phosphate Shipment in 5 years After Temporary CVD Relief
U.S. Receives First Moroccan Phosphate Shipment in 5 years After Temporary CVD Relief  AgWeb
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Post Harvest Soybean Management: 3 Tips for Pest and Residue Control
Post Harvest Soybean Management: 3 Tips for Pest and Residue Control  AgWeb
