Low river levels are expected to impact the movement of grain along the Mississippi River this fall. Mike Steenhoek with the Soy Transportation Coalition says restricted barge transportation may come as a surprise for many given the healthy amounts of rainfall throughout much of the Midwest this spring and summer. “We’re experiencing some low water […]
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Some Illinois farmers are happy about their decision to use fungicides on their corn crop this year. Ken Franklin, who farms
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Two farmers in central Missouri have resumed harvest following a slight rain delay. Nathan Alpers in Cooper County tells Brownfield he’s
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A U.S. Representative from Iowa says the partial government shutdown could linger for an extended period of time. “We had a
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