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Weak tractor and combine sales show producers remain cautious about committing capital to major equipment purchases.
The tool tracks prices, supplies and transportation costs affecting farmers.
Rural cancer patients often face significant barriers to receiving specialized care, with many forced to travel long distances for treatment.
Farm Bureau says fresh fruit and vegetable imports have surged 70% since 2010, creating new competition for U.S. growers during harvest seasons.
The initiative can also introduce U.S. wheat to new potential customers, creating relationships that may continue even after food aid programs end.
Fordyce said the meetings give producers an opportunity to communicate directly with USDA officials about issues affecting their operations.
Kansas, North Dakota, and Nebraska are states where H-2A wage rates are increasing by roughly 20 percent in some cases.
Heather Ramsey says farmers cannot control how outside market participants react to government reports, but they can control their own marketing strategies.
The Black Sea is a major export route for wheat, corn, and other agricultural commodities. Recent attacks, however, are disrupting exports from Russia and Ukraine.
The Big Grass Fire started in southeastern Oregon before spreading into southwestern Idaho.
For agriculture and rural businesses, the report showed higher margins in lawn, garden, and farm equipment and supplies retailing, while freight prices fell.
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