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A Nebraska grain-system operator unjustly faces a $132,000 fine from the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, Sen. Mike Johanns tells AgriTalk.
After years of criticizing modern agricultural practices, Mark Lynas has become one of the strongest advocates for U.S. farmers.
If this year’s corn, soybean and wheat yields approach anything resembling a normal trend line, farm income for crop producers is likely to fall lower, potentially near break-even by year’s end.
The 2012 Census of Agriculture features several firsts—among them, new questions about land-use practices, Internet access and crops grown for production of renewable energy.
New Senate Ag Committee Chair Has a Packed Agenda, Top News From Washington
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