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Amy Rhodes is a co-owner of Salt River Ranch in Wyoming. Her episode of Dirt Diaries is available now, and she will also appear in an upcoming season of FarmHER + RanchHER.

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Delaying equipment purchases may offer little relief as repair and financing expenses continue rising.
Tight cattle supplies could leave some winter wheat fields harvested for grain rather than grazed.
The company is working to fill reporting gaps that leave many private hay transactions untracked.
The order aims to expand domestic fuel production, though its impact on diesel prices remains uncertain.
Financial pressure on elevators could affect grain movement and payment timing for producers.
The CRP enrollment pause leaves landowners waiting for a new Farm Bill before new contracts and extensions can move forward.
Jacob Steph with Specialty Risk Insurance recommends reviewing equipment coverage options, updating property values to reflect today’s rebuilding costs, and reassessing livestock coverage as cattle values change.
This state-of-the-art facility will provide innovative solutions for water, plant, and soil agricultural challenges in the American Southwest.
Producers warn higher groundwater pumping fees could threaten their operations.
Producers are watching global demand as USDA lowers its pork production forecast.
For Nebraska rancher Shalane Bright’s family, virtual fencing provided a way to access additional forage during drought without installing miles of new physical fence.
Electronic tags are replacing metal clips that sometimes caused injuries and led to rejected cattle.
USDA says policy changes could ease costs before new domestic fertilizer facilities come online.
NRCS is streamlining its process to get conservation funding to farms and ranches faster.
FarmHER + RanchHER Season 8 premieres October 29 on RFD-TV, featuring seven women sharing their stories of ranching, family, resilience, and life in agriculture.
Premieres Wednesday, October 28, at 7:30 PM ET.
FFA’s new group of national officers were just announced at the 99th National Convention

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CoBank says higher costs are changing what consumers may find on store shelves this Halloween.
From traditional jack-o’-lanterns to smaller pie pumpkins, varieties can fall into different groups.
Dr. Robin Yabroff of the American Cancer Society says affordable insurance, stronger rural healthcare, and localized breast cancer resources for rural women are key to closing care and survival gaps.
Tune in for the Season 8 premiere of FarmHER + RanchHER on Thursday, October 29, at 8:30 p.m. Eastern, on RFD-TV and RFDTV+
National Pork Board past president Dr. Gordon Spronk says ground pork can connect with younger consumers because of its affordability and versatility, which suit everyday meals and gatherings.
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