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Uncertainty surrounding Colorado River water allocations is one of the biggest issues affecting the Arizona farmland real estate market.
USDA says the updates will simplify disaster assistance and help producers recover more quickly after weather-related losses.
Lewie Pugh with OOIDA states that the EPA’s updated diesel emissions proposal does not fully meet the needs of small-truck operators and agriculture-dependent businesses.
Brooks Lamb discusses the resources American Farmland Trust offers to help farm families navigate succession planning.
Agronomists are encouraging corn producers to continue scouting as disease pressure increases.
USDA says it is currently monitoring more than 21,000 wild animals for signs of New World screwworm and reports there is no evidence of widespread infestation at this time.
The move comes as the United States expands its trade enforcement efforts, with Brazil expected to become the first country targeted under a new series of Section 301 trade actions.
Oklahoma has reached a nearly $44 million settlement with six poultry companies, resolving a 21-year lawsuit centered on pollution in the Illinois River Watershed.
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Producer Sami White says the family is finding new ways to connect with local customers while shipping produce across the country.
Exhibitors gain hands-on experience while learning the skills needed to build future cow-calf operations.
More than 200 exhibitors showcased the latest plants, technology and business solutions for Georgia’s horticulture industry.
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Homestead Hollow Farm now sells its own products while helping connect customers with other local farms.
After more than three decades in the classroom, longtime ag educator Mike White leaves behind a legacy of educating students while helping shape the next generation of agricultural leaders in Illinois.
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The organization recognized its top student award finalists while showcasing career opportunities through its Next Gen Conference.
University of Nebraska President Dr. Jeffrey Gold explains how simple precautions can help reduce the risk of skin cancer.
A great backyard game space brings everyone together, from friendly competition to family fun. In this episode, Doug Scott shows how to create your own using Kubb, a Swedish yard game that combines bowling and horseshoes.
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