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South American Crop Consultant Dr. Michael Cordonnier says early yield reports remain generally good, but he remains concerned about wet weather impacting crop quality.
Trump’s comments on election results finally confirms he is on his own.
Lawmakers in Washington probably can’t stop themselves from reacting to the problems of the moment, but they’d be wiser to focus on expanding long-term opportunities.
This owe-owner machine sold on Oct. 15.
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EIA will pull lease stocks from its total U.S. crude oil stocks tally beginning on October 13 which could result in a volatile day of crude oil trade.
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This four-wheel-drive tractor sold Monday, Jan. 30.
South American Crop Consultant Dr. Michael Cordonnier says some early maturing soybeans have suffered quality declines due to the wet weather that has delayed harvest.
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Report also signals the herd rebuilding phase has ended.
This tractor sold on a Jan. 11, 2017 at an Arkansas auction.
Here’s how to overcome the challenges of leading off-site workers.
At Friday’s inauguration festivities, a Michigan rodeo drill team is loading up their horses, representing their state, and honoring their country in a unique way.
On an indexed basis, UAN28% is not only our lowest priced form of nitrogen, it fell to the lowest price across our entire fertilizer price survey.
There is an instinctive concern about farmland slipping out of farmer control when you read about big sales like this one. But over the years, I have slowly realized they are the exception, not the rule.
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Text highlights from USDA’s January 12, 2017 Supply and Demand report.
