Spring fieldwork is just beginning for southeast Minnesota farmer Ryan Buck. “We’re just kind of getting rolling here, we’ve done a little bit of light tillage on some sod that we picked up on some new ground. Otherwise we haven’t done much.” The Goodhue County corn and soybean grower tells Brownfield soils are drying out […]
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A grains and oilseeds analyst says there’s uncertainty about the future of some ag exports. Bree Baatz with Terrain says China
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An ag coalition of farm and restaurant groups is calling on Congress to pass immigration reform to address workforce shortages. American
The University of Nebraska president says the institution’s new digital ag hub could be a game changer for the industry. Dr.
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