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Global Farm Inputs Market Set For 4.0% Growth, Reaching $387.49 Billion By 2028
Global Farm Inputs Market Set For 4.0% Growth, Reaching $387.49 Billion By 2028Â Â EIN News
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Imperiled wetlands save the Midwest billions in flood damage costs, study shows, but they’re disappearing
Imperiled wetlands save the Midwest billions in flood damage costs, study shows, but they’re disappearing  Yahoo! Voices
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Optimism farm gloom will lift in 2025
Optimism farm gloom will lift in 2025Â Â AgUpdate
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USDA to Enhance Support for Farmers with Increased Replant Payments
USDA to Enhance Support for Farmers with Increased Replant Payments  Rural Radio Network
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USDA Greenlights Drought-Resistant, Herbicide-Tolerant Wheat For U.S. Cultivation, But Challenges Remain
USDA Greenlights Drought-Resistant, Herbicide-Tolerant Wheat For U.S. Cultivation, But Challenges Remain  Where The Food Comes From
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Viewpoint: New York Times’ series ‘What to Eat on a Burning Planet’ is elitist hubris
Viewpoint: New York Times’ series ‘What to Eat on a Burning Planet’ is elitist hubris (and also gets the science of climate change wrong)Â Â Genetic Literacy Project
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Crop Advantage Series Returns to Northwest Iowa in Jan. 2025
STORM LAKE, Iowa – The 2025 Crop Advantage meetings will give producers a solid foundation of current research-based crop production information to help make smart, informed decisions for their farming operation. The meetings are an opportunity for farmers and crop advisers to hear current research and crop production information from Iowa State University. Iowa State…
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That John Deere 2,000 Agric Tractors’ MoU
That John Deere 2,000 Agric Tractors’ MoU  Leadership News
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USDA orders Bird Flu testing for raw milk
USDA orders Bird Flu testing for raw milk  Yahoo! Voices
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Reflections of a career devoted to ag advocacy
Reflections of a career devoted to ag advocacy  FarmWeekNow.com
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USDA’s Genetically Engineered Plants Ruling Overturned
USDA’s Genetically Engineered Plants Ruling Overturned  MSN
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Tar spot attacks slowly, creating management challenges
A plant pathologist says tar spot is unlike many crop diseases. Dr. Damon Smith with the University of Wisconsin tells Brownfield they’re learning more about the biology of the tar spot fungus, and finding it attacks plants slower, and then ramps up. “That tar spot fungus is really sneaky. It actually gets into the plant…
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USDA announces national milk testing strategy to identify avian influenza
USDA announces national milk testing strategy to identify avian influenza  Spectrum News
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8 Best Practices for Year-Round Crop Production Resilience
8 Best Practices for Year-Round Crop Production Resilience  Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
