A southwestern Illinois farmer says a wet start to the year has turned dry. Kenneth Hartman, Jr., who farms in Monroe County, tells Brownfield… “We had a challenging spring.” He says, “In April we had 13.5” of rain, so most of our corn and beans got planted in May, but they’re looking good. I’m not […]
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Fuel prices continue to put pressure on disposable income for many consumers. But will that change their buying habits? Charley Martinez
The executive director of the Indiana FFA Foundation says a recently awarded $1 million grant will support growth in the organization.
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An ag economist says the U.S.-Iran conflict is not the only reason farmers and retailers are starting to think about their
