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Ted Seifried of Zaner Ag Hedge says funds continue to sell for a host of reasons including harvest pressure and better than expected soybean yields.
Small conversations can make the awkward “death talk” easier and help families plan for succession before a loss forces decisions.
Randy Martinson of Martinson Ag says soybeans are trying to bounce early Tuesday with talk of China looking for more soybeans and a stabilization of the real.
Two accidents. Two recoveries. Two back braces hanging on an office wall. And one lesson a California dairy nutritionist learned the hard way: “Professionally, we’re all replaceable. But family? That’s different.”
With Rep. John Rose vacating his seat, Tennessee’s 6th District faces a shift in federal agricultural representation as candidates contend for a key voice in Washington.
Alan Brugler with A&N Economics says the bottom line is with that weakness in real, you’re going to see a little more competition out of Brazil on soybean exports when you’re looking at them in dollar terms.
As redistricting shifts Maryland’s 6th District into a high-stakes swing battle, candidates April McClain Delaney and Robin Ficker compete for key rural and suburban voters.
Bigger harvests mean more nutrients leave the field. Evaluating your crop nutrient removal rates can help as you start planning for next season, recommends one field agronomist.
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