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Falling farm commodity prices do not guarantee lower grocery bills when processing, labor, transportation, and retail costs remain high.
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Passing the Farm Bill this year could give producers and rural businesses more certainty across programs still under temporary extensions.
RFD-TV Farm Legal expert Roger McEowen said USDA should make the process transparent, ensure the formula reflects actual economic circumstances, and distribute assistance within the authority Congress has provided.
USDA reports more than 500 counties experienced large animal veterinarian shortages last year.
RealAg Radio host Shaun Haney said the coming weeks will better indicate whether the renewed discussions can produce a lasting agreement.
Corn growers are calling for immediate changes to USDA’s reporting process.
Excess fall moisture has slowed harvest and contributed to crown rot in Iowa fields.
For farmers and ranchers, a dog attacking livestock is more than a nuisance — it can threaten animals, livelihoods, and years of investment — but the law generally does not recognize a blanket right to shoot a dog simply for trespassing.
Lenders are working with struggling farmers to find ways to keep their operations in business.
The Mosaic Company field solutions agronomist Tryston Beyrer recommends comprehensive soil testing, balanced nutrient management, and strategic fertilizer spending to protect soil productivity while making the most of every input dollar.
Lower rail freight costs have helped maintain reasonable grain basis values this harvest season.
Drought Shifts Across Regions As Fall Fieldwork Continues
All eight major fertilizers remain more expensive than a year ago, according to DTN.
Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins says 31 states have taken steps to support the emergency relief program.
EPA says the move ends uncertainty over potential permitting requirements for livestock operations.
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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.
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Premiering October 29 on RFD-TV, the new season features first-generation ranchers, agricultural entrepreneurs, social media storytellers, and women carrying forward generations of family traditions.
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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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