As July ends, some crop diseases are just getting started… so farmers will need to scout fields and know what to look for as they try to save yields. Bill Verbaten from FMC has observations and some advice for producers next on today’s Managing for Profit.
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Strong U.S. crop condition ratings are putting pressure on commodity prices. Iowa State University Extension economist Chad Hart says the market
The Executive Director of the Soy Transportation Coalition hopes the planned acquisition of Norfolk Southern by Union Pacific railroad is good
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A coalition of North American produce groups is encouraging leaders to settle trade disputes without tariffs on fresh food. Rebeckah Adcock,
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