A market analyst says expanding market access may not solve the long-term challenges facing American agriculture. Jim McCormick with AgMarket.Net says trade agreements in principle with the United Kingdom and Japan may not move needle much. “They’re small societies. They’re not going to have a big impact buying grain.” He tells Brownfield India and China […]
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The president and CEO of the Agricultural Retailers Association says farmers and applicators preparing to spray pesticides this spring should start
An economist with the Center for Farm Financial Management says benchmarking can be a helpful tool to improve the farm business.
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