There’s not a lot of optimism on this year’s hard red winter wheat tour. “It’s not a great picture. It’s a very drought-stressed crop.” Aaron Harries with the Kansas Wheat Commission says they started in fields north and west of Manhattan. “The highest yield was the first stop of the morning in Geary County northwest […]
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Turkey hatchery numbers for April were down on the year, leading to some mixed signals about production. The USDA says there
U.S. Senator John Hoeven says producers are going to need continued support as the ag economy remains under pressure. The North
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Collaborators at Michigan State University are working to strengthen the flexibility and resilience of agriculture and food supply chains during major
