A west central Indiana farmer says early season rainfall has been the biggest challenge this planting season. Kevin Cox farms in Parke County. “We hadn’t started planting anything until a week ago Saturday,” he says. “It’s not as ideal conditions as I would like, but the calendar is ticking away every day, so we’re trying to trying […]
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The CEO of the World Food Prize Foundation says solutions are needed to help address the global hunger crisis. Tom Vilsack,
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