Soybean crush demand continues to be strong and ethanol production is consuming a lot of corn. The USDA says 222 million bushels of beans were crushed during July, above pre-report estimates and up 4 million on the month and 17 million on the year. That’s due to bullish margins as producers try to meet expected […]
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A new program is supporting mental wellness in youth across rural communities. Adriel Rigsby with Rural Minds tells Brownfield, “Rural youth
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