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Iowa State Extension agronomists say there are at least two strategies farmers can consider using in 2023 to address this phenomenon, especially if they expect to be hit by hot, dry weather conditions again next summer.
Soybeans higher with new contract highs in soybean meal on Argentina weather, corn and wheat see corrective buying. More profit taking in cattle w/ lower cutouts, while hogs up. Michelle Rook has analysis.
Here are four proactive ways to prepare your farm business for 2023.
Through a series of extremely poor energy policies, the Biden administration is creating an environment that will produce dire consequences for American consumers, business owners and agriculture producers.
The ISM Services purchasing managers index released Monday unexpectedly jumped to 56.5 in November, rebounding from a more than 2-year low of f 54.4 hit in October...
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