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Under the proposed settlement, Deere will be required for the next 10 years to provide farmers and independent repair providers with the same repair resources and software capabilities currently available to its authorized dealers.
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USDA estimates peanut plantings fell 22 percent from last year as stronger competing crop prices influenced acreage decisions.
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Brooke Miller is carrying on three generations of farming while building an operation of her own.
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Jones & Church Farms ships fresh market tomatoes across the country while employing more than 200 seasonal workers.
Don Simoni turned a longtime hobby into Mushroom Adventures, shipping grow-at-home mushroom kits nationwide.
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