As temperatures rise across the country, keeping farm workers safe is a top priority for producers.
The North Carolina Farm Bureau has some advice on how to beat the heat.
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Founder Jon Mollhagen says automation continues playing a larger role in reducing labor demands and animal stress.
The lockout has not yet signaled a major disruption in the cattle market, but processing reliability remains important in a tight beef supply chain.
New data from ag-tech company Bushel suggests younger producers are beginning to play a larger role in farm decision-making across the country.
