With tariffs on Canada and Mexico looming, an economist is concerned about the long-term impacts on agriculture. Ohio State University professor Ian Sheldon says he’s most worried about the U.S. soybean industry. “The rates at which Brazil has been grabbing market share has been growing very, very rapidly compared to the US,” he says. “Even before the trade […]
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A north Iowa farmer who grows conventional and organic crops is splitting time between planting and controlling weeds. Rusty Olson of
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