Cattle markets continue to navigate a lot of uncertainty. Tony Hancock, market manager for the Missouri Department of Agriculture says sale barns across the country are back to setting records. “Fundamentally, we may not be at the top yet,” he says. “We might see prices that even blow this away, although it’s hard to imagine […]
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Indiana Farm Bureau says Governor Braun’s 2025 property tax relief bill could reshape how the state approaches tax policy in 2026.
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