A southeast Indiana farmer says his operation has been battling with one of the wettest Aprils on record. Tim Gauck raises corn, soybeans, wheat, and non-GMO corn in Decatur County. “I see the weatherman say we had the 6th or 7th seventh wettest April with almost 8 inches of rain near Indianapolis,” he says. “We had two […]
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The ranking member of the House Agriculture Committee says reconciliation, by nature, is a partisan process, and it makes getting a
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