On August 27, AgFax.com posted a report breaking down how harvest timing affects the final silage mixture. The report, written by Mark…
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On August 10, a derecho wind event wrought destruction on much of Iowa’s farmland: over 14 million acres of corn and soybeans were…
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The federal government’s decision not to breach dams on the Columbia & Snake Rivers is being met with excitement by Inland Northwest…
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There are dairies in every U.S. state- even Alaska– but not all dairy production is created equal. According to a recent USDA…
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Potato farmers, who have been among the hardest hit by coronavirus-related supply chain disruptions, may be getting some relief from the U.S.…
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A federal review has rejected the proposal by activist groups to breach dams on the Columbia River. The multi-year environmental impact survey…
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In 2019, Claas of America president Eric Raby told dealers the company planned to double their North American business over the next…
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Soybeans, peas, and beans are some of the most popular choices for cover crops. One Iowa farmer, needing to feed his cattle…
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Combine fires occur on American farms every year, and they are among the most devastating incidents a farm can experience. Obviously, the…
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Farmers will have an additional month to apply for federal coronavirus-related relief, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture. As reported by…
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