Nebraska farmer Jordan Uldrich gives a walk around tour of his interseeding equipment.
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Nebraska farmer Jordan Uldrich insterseeds cover crops into growing corn in early June.
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This is America looks at the ongoing back and forth over sealing a deal for peace between the US and Iran.
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American consumers are facing persistently high beef prices as the U.S. cattle herd shrinks to its lowest level in decades after years of drought, rising feed costs and ranch closures
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Georgia's extended drought is affecting agriculture and raising wildfire risk across the state.
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South central Nebraska farmer Jordan Uldrich plants his crop in early May. Planting was later that usual, but with shorter season corn, he wasn't worried about the timing.
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Texas, United States - May 17, 2026 Texas farmer @LDAMAX1 has shared striking footage and photos showing the harsh drought conditions affecting the South Plains during one of the most important periods of the agricultural calendar.
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El Niño is rapidly developing in the Pacific Ocean and may become a rare, historically strong “Super” El Niño by fall or winter, according to the NOAA’s Climate Prediction Center. The updated forecast shows an 82% chance of El Niño forming between May and July, with the event likely to persi…
This is a webinar that walks through the Build It Yourself Low Cost Milking Parlor Guide by Travis Hurt from North Sky Farm. The guide can be downloaded for free here https://northskyfarms.com/pages/resources.
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SDSU's seed trial program plants corn in a field north of Brookings, S.D., May 2.
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Secretary Brooke Rollins: "Those four companies monopolize about 85% of the US processing market today."
Karl Sime is a 2026 Compeer Financial GroundBreaker of the Year Honorable Mention. His commitment to continuous improvement, leadership and long-term success reflects the spirit of the GroundBreaker program.
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- By Taylor Tennant, South Dakota State University, for Tri-State Neighbor
Even after the closure of SDSU’s Dairy Research and Training Facility, students are still gaining hands-on experience. As South Dakota’s dairy industry grows, opportunities continue through local partnerships, campus involvement and events like Little International.
Chuck Vesely, a lifelong Portage resident who has always lived near the Wisconsin River, is concerned that high river levels from April rains could flood area streets and homes.
A powerful severe weather system swept through the U.S. Midwest and Great Lakes region on April 14–15, bringing tornadoes, giant hail, damaging winds, and widespread flooding to multiple states.
Raymond Hohe's house on a 188-acre land plot was destroyed by a twister that ripped through southern Juneau County. Area farmers lost a barn that stored much of their equipment as well.
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Crew members from Asplundh Tree Expert were shaving off the tops of a fallen tree Thursday to attempt to lift it from a power line between two Waterford homes.
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Edith Clark, of southwestern Juneau County, talked about how a tornado ripped through her area on April 14 and destroyed a shed on her property and caused a tree to fall on her rural home.