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High on Cotton
Weaker competition from soybeans could prompt U.S. farmers to increase cotton acres to an estimated 14.45 million acres this year, according to a National Cotton Council (NCC) survey. If realized, the 2.9% bump would be the fourth straight annual increase. USDA's forecast...
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The Green Side
A new study commissioned by the Renewable Fuels Foundation shows greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions reductions Renewable Fuel Standard 2 (RFS2) have exceeded the EPA's expectations.
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New From The Farm Machinery Show
Several pieces of equipment and ancillary products caught our attention during the 54th National Farm Machinery Show, in Louisville, Kentucky.
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Stubbornly Stable
Despite a fifth year of lower commodity prices and projections for negative profit margins in 2019, farmland prices continue to hold the line.
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Connect
Henderson Farms put two John Deere 1795 planters out into its north Alabama fields this spring mounting RTK guidance systems. "When you're pulling the planter on a drawbar with a pin, and the GPS unit is centered over the tractor, you get some planter drift," says...
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Spoon-Feeding Home Brews
Drew Haines had been working for five years to boost the corn yields he pulls from his Maryland operation. And, he's done well rising to state and national ranking in the National Corn Yield Contest.
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Ag Labor Shortages
Agriculture faces a lot of issues moving into 2019, but none so serious as farm labor.
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