An ag economist says the volatility in the cattle markets is expected to continue. Josh Maples is with Mississippi State University Extension. “This market is not someone out there pulling a lever saying ‘ope, bad news today, we’re going to push prices down or good news today we’re going to push prices up’,” he says. […]
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Michigan State University Extension says flood-damaged fields should be assessed for potential disaster declarations. Field Crops Educator Monica Jean tells Brownfield,
