An ag economist says the days of a traditional farm bill could be numbered. Will Snell with the University of Kentucky tells Brownfield it won’t be like what agriculture has seen in the past. “I think we’re going to probably have more individual components instead of a comprehensive bill because of the challenges of getting […]
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Wisconsin’s administration backed away from large fee increases for animal health programs and services, but that means something else must be
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An ag economist says farmers in Ukraine have started to expand crop production despite the on-going war with Russia. Antonina Broyaka
