A west central Indiana farmer says the soybean checkoff program is consistently investing in new ways to improve production. Kevin Cox says the checkoff makes a difference in producer profitability. “The investment that we make for every check off dollar that is held back from producer settlement sheets, we’re seeing a $13 return,” he says. […]
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A state legislator says a local property tax bill recently passed by the Ohio House of Representatives could provide more than
Note: Wisconsin Radio Network’s Bob Hague covered the hearing at the Capitol for Brownfield. State legislation prohibiting foreign adversaries from acquiring
A rancher in the Nebraska Sandhills says importing more beef from Argentina may not move the needle to significantly lower beef
Harvest progress is less clear following the cancellation of weekly USDA crop reports because of the government shutdown. Tony Lenz with
Wisconsin lawmakers have introduced legislation that would take away the ag department’s ability to raise fees on animal markets, animal dealers,
Recent rain has alleviated field fire concerns in north Iowa. Klemme farmer Brent Renner says warm, dry weather has made for
Farm-to-School advocates say eliminating Michigan’s 10 Cents a Meal Program is a step backward in supporting local food systems and farmers.
The USDA has announced a plan to strengthen the American beef industry and help lower costs for consumers. Colin Woodall, CEO
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