Hay supplies remain adequate in much of cattle country. But the market news manager for the Missouri Department of Agriculture says any hay that’s purchased needs to be tested. “A lot of that hay is probably not as good as what you might be told it is,” he says. Tony Hancock tells Brownfield grass hay hasn’t tested […]
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A farmer in southeastern Minnesota is harnessing the power of the sun. Dale Stevermer grows corn, soybeans, oats, and has a
Ag economist Scott Irwin with the University of Illinois says passing legislation for year-round E15 is just one of several hurdles
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A grain merchandiser says the latest USDA supply and demand report didn’t include any surprises. Matthew Burkey with Nebraska-based Ag Valley
The associate attorney at Ag and Business Legal Strategies says Iowa farmers should act soon to finalize their land leases ahead
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