Harvest was moving quickly during this year's Missouri Farmer Today Harvest Survey.
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Harvest was moving quickly during this year's Illinois Farmer Today Harvest Survey.
- By Crystal Reed and Nat Williams
Harvest was moving quickly during this year's Illinois Farmer Today Harvest Survey.
A powerful series of storms likely bearing tornadoes destroyed homes and businesses, stripped trees of foliage and cut off power to tens of thousands of residents across a wide swath of the Fox Valley Monday. Emergency crews were responding to reports of significant damage in Menasha, Grand …
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Justin Eisenmann plays “The Prague Polka” on the accordion. The Clarkson FFA member lives in rural Schuyler, Neb., and is a junior at Clarkson High School.
Jaelynn Dreckman of the Big Sioux River Project demonstrates soil structure using flour and bread to show which type of soil causes more runoff and sedimentation in the river. Fifth graders participate in a field day at Pasque Hill on Beaver Creek near Brandon, South Dakota.
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California’s record diesel prices are hammering trucking companies already squeezed by soaring insurance, equipment and regulatory costs, with some warning they can no longer afford to keep their rigs on the road. The statewide average hit a record $8.39 a gallon Friday, according to AAA, up…
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Soybeans are planted into standing rye at the Johnson dairy farm near Storden, Minn.
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George Peter Block Jr., a reader from Boyne Falls, Michigan, shares a song he wrote about hunting and being outside.
Rep. Rodney Davis, R-Taylorville, discusses the 2018 Farm Bill with farmers at the Illinois Farm Bureau offices Oct. 4, 2015.
Dr. Wendong Zhang is an assistant professor of economics at Iowa State University and oversees the annual Land Values Survey for the school. He shared his journey from a rural village in China to the United States, as part of AgUpdate’s “Voices From Back Home” series, featuring conversations…
Dr. Wendong Zhang is an assistant professor of economics at Iowa State University and oversees the annual Land Values Survey for the school. He shared his journey from a rural village in China to the United States, as part of AgUpdate’s “Voices From Back Home” series, featuring conversations…
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