A South Dakota farmer says recent reports of record profits in the fertilizer industry are concerning. In a U.S. Senate Ag Committee hearing Tuesday, Trent Kubik, president of the South Dakota Corn Growers Association, says the news is disheartening as farmers face skyrocketing fertilizer prices. “The recent earning reports indicate record profits for fertilizer companies.” […]
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The USDA says it is removing 10 lenders from Rural Development guaranteed loan programs as part of an effort to reduce
