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Veteran farmer Diego Loredo shares how organizations like the Farmer Veteran Fellowship Fund are helping American Heroes overcome the initial challenges of entering agriculture and invest in their operations.
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ASFMRA Accredited Farm Manager Justin Bahr says high-quality farms continue to attract buyers, while producers and landowners should consider yields, input costs, and overall farm economics when setting cash rents and making farmland decisions.
RFD-TV Farm Legal Expert Roger McEowen advises farmers to document losses, prepare cash-flow projections, and work with attorneys and lenders before falling behind on payments.
Nebraska farmer and USMEF Chairman-Elect Dave Bruntz says the meat export industry must continue meeting international customers’ needs while making the most of available supplies.
Industry leaders are pushing for E15 access and financial relief for producers.
The increase in dollars borrowed comes as producers continue to face elevated costs for fertilizer, fuel, machinery, labor, and other operating expenses.
Tyson’s Amarillo expansion could create additional competition for fed cattle, but the price impact will depend on how quickly slaughter volumes and cattle procurement increase.
Higher commodity prices are linked to stronger wages and lower unemployment in rural areas.
Lenders report tighter profits and growing financial pressure on farmers.
Planned facilities will focus on food safety and product development.
Fresh potato exports could represent a $300 million opportunity as trade discussions continue.
Analysts are watching whether financial pressures lead more farmers to sell land.
Elbert County farmer Rick Wansley expects lower yields after weather setbacks throughout the growing season.
Winter brings added risks for farms, including barn fires, frozen ponds and property damage. Chip Cortez of Specialty Risk Insurance Agency shares safety tips and insurance reminders.
Democratic victories in Washington and Austin are bringing changes to agricultural leadership in January.
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From growing food to welcoming visitors, FarmHER Dayla Ulrich of Sweet Pea Farm & Orchard says farming brings challenges, unexpected responsibilities, and plenty of reasons to enjoy the work. Her Dirt Diaries podcast episode is available this week.
Gruver Farm Scholarship Foundation President Chad Logsdon says converting harvests into scholarships invests in the next generation and helps students pursue college, technical training, and other careers.
Alabama farmer Thomas Harmon welcomes Zac, a specially trained dog who will help him work cattle.
USDA says the Great American Christmas Market will showcase American products, connect with holiday shoppers, and celebrate the agricultural traditions that make Christmas special nationwide.
Producers and industry leaders gathered at Montana State University to explore new technology for farming and ranching.
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From raising livestock to participating in 4-H and FFA, Max Biehl discusses the role farming has played in his upbringing.
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