A shift to an El Niño weather pattern could mean drier-than-normal conditions persist in the Midwest. Jacob Dickey, meteorologist for WCIA-TV in eastern Illinois, tells Brownfield, “We’ve been hit the hardest by that drought.” He says, “Champaign Urbana at the Water Survey site is down over 13 inches since this time last year. That’s a […]
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At the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, live and feeder cattle were up waiting for the rest of the week’s business to develop.
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Nebraska Governor Jim Pillen says ag data privacy remains a priority. During his state of the state address Thursday, he said
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