An American Farm Bureau Federation economist is one of the farmer advocates hoping Congress puts language into the next farm bill requiring dairy processors to reveal their cost of production. Danny Munch says 76% of cheddar cheese plants, 80% of butter plants, and 40% of nonfat dry milk plants skipped the voluntary cost of production […]
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Members of the Ohio Soybean Council are emphasizing the importance of export markets in the success of the state’s soybean industry.
The Michigan FFA Star in Agribusiness says her journey to entrepreneurship started with volunteering. Montague FFA’s Grace Torsch tells Brownfield her
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This year’s Michigan FFA Star Farmer says his Supervised Agricultural Experience has helped him better understand the business aspects of farming.
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Ohio Farm Bureau members are optimistic the President’s trade strategy will open market opportunities in the European Union. Southern Ohio farmer
The marketing manager with Pioneer’s Plenish high oleic soybeans says both growers and dairy producers will benefit from the company’s latest
