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MO Farmer Sees Insect Pressure With Warm Spring
Published Yesterday
Wendell Koehn farms in south-central Missouri and has a large share of the corn planted. "Where we're sitting, we've had a really good run of farming and in the last day or so, the rains came in and shut us…Dairy Cattle Transportation Restriction Order Passes
Published Yesterday
A recent federal order restricting the transportation of dairy cattle unless they can produce a negative test of bovine influenza A has the approval of many in the dairy industry. National Milk Producers Federation Director of Regulatory Affairs Miquela Hanselman…Johnstown Area To Start Planting Soon
Published Yesterday
Reports out of Johnstown, North Dakota claim that field conditions are looking good so far. Johnstown Bean Company General Manager Dylan Karley says that the colder weather they've had recently has prevented most early planting but pretty soon, "You'll see…Genesis Leaders Program: Eye-Opening Experience
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The South Dakota Soybean Genesis Leaders Program has concluded its 2024 schedule, graduating 20 participants. For Ag PHD agronomist Zach Hefty, the program was a great experience. "It was very interesting and eye-opening and just a good way to learn…Denver Ballot Initiative Could Hurt Midwest Lamb Producers
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Denver, Colorado is facing a ballot initiative this fall that would ban the slaughter of animals within city and county boundaries. Superior Farms is the one packing plant within the city. American Sheep Industry Association Executive Director Peter Orwick says…Replacement Heifer Values Remain Lofty
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A spring lull in auction barn receipts is happening, but Lake Region Livestock owner Chris Plummer says the cash cattle markets remain strong. "These big cattle may be backed up just a little bit here recently but, everything is holding…RRVSGA: School Nutrition Rule Has Good and Bad
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Red River Valley Sugarbeet Growers Association Executive Director Harrison Weber says there were some positive provisions in the new USDA school lunch standards. "As commodity producers, we always want to see our products included in those programs. There are some…Ag Finance Merged into a Bigger Bill
Published Yesterday
The Minnesota House Ways and Means Committee folded eight supplemental budget bills into three to reduce the number of bills heard on the House floor. The agriculture budget bill was merged with the climate and energy and commerce bills.Berrones Selected as New South Dakota FFA Vice President
Published April 25, 2024
For new South Dakota FFA State Vice President Raul Berrones, being selected for an FFA state officer role was an unforgettable experience. "It was surreal. I couldn't believe it and I still can't believe it," said Berrones about when his…