A southwest Iowa farmer says profitability is one of his biggest concerns heading into fall. Ray Gaesser of Corning tells Brownfield… “It’s just not going to be very profitable this year,” he said. “Our local price of corn is about $3.70. That doesn’t make ends meet.” He says this isn’t the first time he’s dealt […]
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A retail sales agronomist based in the Eastern Corn Belt does not expect high input costs to sway a lot of
Ohio FFA’s state secretary says National FFA Week has been an opportunity for members to give back to their local communities.
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