University of Kentucky ag economist Kenny Burdine says all eyes will be on placements, especially after last month’s surprise. “There’s not going to be enough cattle imports from Mexico through Douglas (Arizona) to really show up and move the needle, I don’t think, on that August placement,” he says. He tells Brownfield he’s interested to […]
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An extension corn agronomist says an early start to harvest should help the 2027 crop get off on the right foot.
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