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10/6/2024 | 4:56 AM CDT
Hurricane Recovery, WASDE Lead the Week
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Test plots give Affinity Farms an independent view that helps form decisions for the next year. (Photo courtesy of Quint Pottinger)
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10/6/2024 | 4:56 AM CDT
Farmers Talk Harvest Hiccups, Hurricanes and Planning for 2025
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Gibson, Georgia, cattleman and row-crop farmer Ben Hadden had miles of fence destroyed and 1,900 acres of row crops heavily damaged by Hurricane Helene. (DTN/Progressive Farmer Photo By: Becky Mills)
Hurricane Helene Damages Georgia Cattle
10/4/2024 | 2:47 PM CDT
Eastern Georgia Cattlemen Begin Clean Up From Hurricane Helene Destruction
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NASA has released this image of Thursday's X9.0 solar flare. It is the biggest flare observed since 2017 and affected radio transmissions on Earth. (DTN image courtesy of NASA/Solar Dynamics Observatory)
Expect 'Strong' Weekend Solar Storms
10/4/2024 | 11:48 AM CDT
'Strong' Weekend Geomagnetic Storms Could Affect Ag Navigation, Communication Systems
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  1. Hurricane Recovery, WASDE Lead the Week

  2. Farmers Talk Harvest Hiccups, Hurricanes and Planning for 2025

  3. When a Calf Grants Confidence

  4. Eastern Georgia Cattlemen Begin Clean Up From Hurricane Helene Destruction

  5. 'Strong' Weekend Geomagnetic Storms Could Affect Ag Navigation, Communication Systems

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