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Many bales will start showing up on prevented plant fields in many counties across North Dakota. USDA has opened up 23 counties in the state for early harvesting or grazing of cover crops on prevented plant acres. Opening up the acres on Sept. 1 means a higher quality forage than if the producers had to wait for the normal deadline of Nov. 1
Farmland sustains life around the country, but it’s disappearing as cities grow.
The old cliché about the high demand for farmland is “we aren’t making any more of it.” In fact, between 2001 and 2016, AFT says America lost 11 million acres of farmland.
Chad Smith can be reached at editorial@midwestmessenger.com.
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Many bales will start showing up on prevented plant fields in many counties across North Dakota. USDA has opened up 23 counties in the state for early harvesting or grazing of cover crops on prevented plant acres. Opening up the acres on Sept. 1 means a higher quality forage than if the producers had to wait for the normal deadline of Nov. 1
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