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Brave leaders and more tech will buck rural trends, speaker says
LINCOLN -- Rural communities are economic dead zones, so say leading economists, bankers and accountants. Chuck Schroeder of the Rural Futures Institute at the Unive...
US River System Still Not Flowing Smoothly Amid Fall Harvest
As new-crop soybeans head to U.S. rivers for shipment to the Gulf of Mexico, low water in some spots, high water in other areas and ongoing service issues will slow shipments....
US River System Still Not Flowing Smoothly Amid Fall Harvest
As new-crop soybeans head to U.S. rivers for shipment to the Gulf of Mexico, low water in some spots, high water in other areas and ongoing service issues will slow shipments....
Wheat Growers Defend Current Program of Sending US Commodities to Needy Countries
WASHINGTON (DTN) -- Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Bob Corker, R-Tenn., late last week launched a campaign to make changes to U.S. food aid programs in the next f...
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- EPA abandons changes to U.S. biofuel program after lawmaker pressure
New ARS Website Enhances Access to Scientific Information
The Agricultural Research Service (ARS) launched a newly designed website today that improves access to information about ARS research. The new site features mobile responsive...
U.S. Pork Industry Seeks 2018 Pig Farmers of Tomorrow
DES MOINES, IOWA – Oct. 23, 2017 – The National Pork Board is searching for the next Pig Farmers of Tomorrow, with applications now open for the industry award throughÂ...
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