A southern Illinois farmer says he’s not concerned about hay reserves despite a severe late summer drought. Granvil Travis, who raises cattle and row crops in Massac County, says he’s already started supplemental feeding of some hay to give his pastures some relief. “The pastures are short now because of how dry it’s been.” He […]
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The chief executive officer of the National Association of State Departments of Agriculture says states are preparing to see an uptick
The Federal Reserve cut interest rates on Wednesday amid continued uncertainty in the rural economy. Creighton University economist Ernie Goss says
The deputy secretary at the USDA says tariff revenue could be a way to help U.S. farmers survive a tough ag
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The vice president of the National Farmers Union says U.S. crop farmers are concerned about the lack of China’s ag purchases.
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