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New systems are moving beyond data analysis to make real-time decisions directly on farm equipment.
National Farmers Union President Rob Larew recaps this week’s Washington fly-in, NFU’s Farm Bill priorities, and the growing economic pressure on producers.
More than 100 training providers have been shut down amid a federal crackdown.
NCGA President Jed Bower discusses the Farm Bill and why year-round E15, making it into the final bill, is critical for corn growers as input costs continue to eat away at margins.
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Santa Teresa livestock port reopens September 24, restoring another cattle trade route from Mexico while maintaining new safeguards against New World screwworm.
Analysts expect USDA’s September Cattle on Feed report to show fewer August placements and marketings than a year ago, even as the total feedlot inventory remains higher.
America First Refining plans a $4 billion refinery in Brownsville, Texas, designed specifically for light U.S. shale crude.
Washington Policy
Supporters say AM radio remains critical for rural communities and emergency communications.
State leaders say rising costs are making it harder for family farms to remain profitable.
New Mexico becomes the 31st state with an approved State MPI program.
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If approved, the proposal could reduce farm machinery, technology, and capital costs, potentially encouraging more on-farm investment and making Canada more competitive for expansion.
RealAg Radio’s Lyndsey Smith says Canada’s Investment Summit targeted global capital, aiming to attract it and expand Canada’s investment reach beyond the United States.
Diesel near $6 per gallon raises harvest and transportation costs while adding another expense to already-tight farm margins. Mike Steenhoek with the Soy Transportation Coalition discusses rising diesel prices, transportation costs, and their impact on farmers.
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