A northeast Indiana farmer says he’s concerned that on-going drought may impact the start of this year’s growing season. Don Wyss says it’s a toss-up when the region will see the most beneficial moisture for crop development. “Whether or not we want it to rain a lot to catch up on our moisture needs […]
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Soybeans were higher on fund and technical buying. The market moved higher as there have been some talks about peace negotiations
A consultant says this is a good time for young people to consider starting a beef cattle operation. Dan Schaefer of
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The state Farm Service Agency director for Minnesota says the distribution of Farmer Bridge Assistance payments is going smoothly. “We’ve got
The president of the Illinois Farm Bureau (IFB) says estate tax relief is one of the organization’s top priorities during the
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The latest Rural Mainstreet Index reveals a continued slump in the ag economy. Creighton University economist Ernie Goss says the March
