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Producers can receive assistance for well projects as dry conditions affect much of the state.
Farmers are being urged to watch for the pest and take steps to prevent its spread.
USDA researchers say the method could also produce healthier males for release in the field.
Traders are watching for additional purchases despite continued weakness in Chinese demand.
Council leaders see new opportunities to create international demand for U.S. agriculture.
Nothing changes immediately. This is a supplemental proposal, and EPA will accept comments for 30 days after publication in the Federal Register before developing a final rule.
The company is developing technology to help farmers catch storage problems earlier.
The Antitrust Division says it sent letters to Kroger, Publix, Walmart, Albertsons, Aldi, Ahold Delhaize, Costco, and Amazon.
Stronger mill use is providing a boost for extra-long-staple cotton demand, though overall volumes remain limited.
Lower beef and pork inventories point to tighter supplies, while growing turkey stocks could add pressure heading into fall.
Record cattle prices are making replacement-heifer decisions more costly as producers consider rebuilding their herds.
Meridan Agribusiness Advisors researchers estimate beef-on-dairy cattle now account for roughly 20 percent of calf and beef supply, with room to grow.
The latest Ag Economy Barometer for August shows a stronger financial outlook for producers, despite ongoing concerns about input costs.
As fertilizer prices pressure farm budgets, NACHURS sales manager Blake Bird shares nutrient-efficiency strategies at the Farm Progress Show ahead of 2027.
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The family-owned workwear company is looking to grow its presence in American agriculture.
The “Fun for the Whole Country!” theme will highlight agriculture and education in Music City.
Ranchers are raising concerns as the U.S. cattle industry works to rebuild a historically tight herd.
Certified General Appraiser Dan Peery says Missouri isn’t really one land market but several distinct markets within the same state.
Dust and other airborne hazards can pose risks for farmers working in the field.
More than two decades after opening, the market now hosts dozens of vendors each Saturday.
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Growers are approaching harvest after dealing with dry conditions and periods of heavy rainfall.
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