agweek.com
Matt Nelson has wrapped up spring planting this year, as have most other other
Midwest farmers, according to the new updated weekly crop progress from the
National Agricultural Statistics Service, an arm of the U.S. Department of
Agriculture. The report. released May 24, reflects conditions on May 2…
over 3 years ago
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Despite frustration and failure, modern agriculture brings satisfaction, victory
and joy, too. Here’s a look at the greatest sources of joy.
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pinejournal.com
Many rural Americans are reluctant or unwilling to be vaccinated against
COVID-19, raising concerns about rural America’s ability to achieve “herd
immunity.” But health care experts have some recommendations of how to persuade
rural residents to get vaccinated.
over 3 years ago
agweek.com
Eastern Iowa is a bright spot so far this planting season. It, and other parts
of the region, continue to make rapid planting progress.
over 3 years ago
agweek.com
Sales of plant-based food, which already were rising, fared even better in 2020
because of the pandemic, a survey finds.
over 3 years ago
agweek.com
Though drought still plagues most of the area, Upper Midwest farmers generally
are making good progress in planting their crops.
over 3 years ago
agweek.com
USDA’s plan to expand the Conservation Reserve Program, the country’s best-known
agricultural conservation program, has drawn a mixed reaction.
over 3 years ago
agweek.com
The European Union’s proposed Farm to Fork initiative, part of a larger EU Green
Deal, generates both strong feelings and uncertainty.
over 3 years ago
agweek.com
Friday will be a windy and much cooler day. Near normal temperatures stick
around through the weekend. Much of next week looking wet and mild with several
inches of rain possible. Thurs…
over 3 years ago
agweek.com
The Upper Midwest’s planting pace, on average, is above or close to its
five-year averages, according to the new weekly USDA planting progress report.
over 3 years ago
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Report predicts collapse of US beef industry AG Week
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USDA announces plans to beef up Conservation Reserve Program AG Week
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Dry bean acres likely to drop, but industry still positive AG Week
over 3 years ago
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Drought persists, but wetter areas exist AG Week
over 3 years ago
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Planting has begun, but rain is needed AG Week
over 3 years ago
agweek.com
Barley isn’t as prominent in area agriculture as it once was. But the crop
remains important in parts of the Upper Midwest.
over 3 years ago
agweek.com
The Northarvest Bean Growers Association, a cooperative of dry bean growers in
North Dakota and Minnesota, has announced some new officers, including its
president.
over 3 years ago
agweek.com
The crop progress reports, issued weekly during the growing and harvest season
by the National Agricultural Statistics Service, an arm of the U.S. Department
of Agriculture, have resumed..
over 3 years ago
agweek.com
American consumers and companies are increasingly interested in food products
made from plant protein. The University of Minnesota’s Plant Protein Innovation
Center, said to be the first of its kind, is working to meet and promote that
interest.
over 3 years ago
agweek.com
Once again, drought threatens the Upper Midwest. There are serious concerns
about how planting and pastures will be affected. What’s particularly worrisome
is that drought has struck even before the growing season has begun.
over 3 years ago
agweek.com
Conservation easements reach milestone, US Department of Agriculture says AG Week
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