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Shaun Haney joins us to discuss falling diesel prices, implications for farm operating costs, and ongoing discussions surrounding fuel pricing policies.
Industry experts say land values have remained resilient, but fertilizer costs and geopolitical uncertainty continue to challenge producers.
American Soybean Association’s Jamie Beyer joins us to discuss USMCA, soybean trade stability, export market challenges, and the outlook for U.S. agriculture ahead of the upcoming review.
John Crispin of Agoro Carbon Alliance joins us to discuss the evolution of the carbon market, producer participation, verification standards, and long-term opportunities in agricultural carbon programs.
Texas A&M economist David Anderson says drought, placement timing and feedlot marketings are key trends to watch.
RFD News Farm Legal Expert Roger McEowen discussed how recent policy changes could affect farm entities and payment limits.
Washington’s Department of Ecology launched a new initiative to gather ideas that will ensure water supplies remain available for long-term use.
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