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• AGCO Unveils RG700 RoGator Sprayer
  
  06/19/2013
  The new machine represents the manufacturer’s latest application addition after the discontinuation of its SpraCoupe line.
• 2014 GM Pickups Target Fuel Efficiency with V-6 Engines
  
  06/19/2013
  The revamped trucks are part of the Detroit-based automaker’s 18 new products being introduced this year in the U.S. to boost sales, market share and profit.
• Corn and Soybeans: All Signs Point to Sell
  
  06/19/2013
  See what percentage of new and old-crop corn and soybeans market advisers have priced. AgResource’s Dan Basse explains the situation.
• USDA Shaves Already Dwindling Cotton Production
  
  06/19/2013
  Lower expected U.S. cotton production has raised the outlook for 2013-14 prices, but cotton producers should keep a close eye on China.
• Planting Forages after Wheat: Think Outside the Box
  
  06/19/2013
  Traditional forage seed supplies may be short this year, so it's a perfect time to try something new.
• Prevented Planting Affects Soil Health
  
  06/19/2013
  Leaving soils bare without any active root system can cause significant damage, including potential soil erosion and changes in soil health and productivity.
• Meet Soil Nitrogen Halfway
  
  06/19/2013
  Corn in fields applied with the same volume of nitrogen can vary tremendously depending on soil type, Farm Journal field agronomist Ken Ferrie says.
• After the Highs: Why You Still Need that Margin Management Plan
  
  06/18/2013
  Don’t let a "woulda, coulda, shoulda" mentality set in if you’ve missed a pricing opportunity.
• Study Results Suggest Federal Milk Marketing Order Could Benefit California Dairy Producers
  
  06/18/2013
  State’s three major dairy cooperatives will work to change regulatory structure and draft federal order language.
• Wheat Prices Seen Extending Decline as Global Output Surges
  
  06/18/2013
  Wheat may extend a slump in the year starting in July as farmers are set to boost production globally and as demand declines for the grain in livestock feed, an Australian government forecaster said.

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