An Ohio corn farmer says the planned closure of a grain processing facility could cause supply disruptions throughout the state. Scott Haerr, chair of the Ohio Corn Marketing Program, says more than 5 percent of the state’s corn passes through Cargill’s Dayton facility. “When you take demand away, typically the farmer is going to have to […]
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The USDA says there will be an increase in cotton plantings this spring, higher than some were expecting. Jody Campiche with
Iowa’s Ag Secretary has been traveling the state visiting with farmers and says one word captures how many are feeling. “Well
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