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False claims netted farmer $400,000
Top Producer brings you exclusive audio analysis of USDA’s July Cattle on Feed report. For analysis of what the report means to producers, listen to University of Missouri Economist Glenn Grimes and Steve Kay of Cattle Buyers Weekly.
Spring Wheat yields in Southwest Minnesota and Southeast North Dakota are estimated to be lower than last year, according to crop scouts on the Wheat Quality Council’s Hard Spring Wheat and Durum Tour.
Officials say crops won’t be hurt as much as expected
USDA says crops weren’t hurt as bad as feared
Agency says it found bacteria on peppers and in irrigation water
When an employee walks out the door you might as well throw $1,900 out the window. According to Sarah Sanders Smith, a professor of organizational leadership and supervision at Purdue University North Central, the total cost of replacing a $10-per-hour employee really adds up.
Showers continue in portions of the central and southern High Plains, which are providing some relief from extreme to locally exceptional drought, USDA’s Joint Ag Weather Facility said Friday.