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Grazing Is A Balancing Act
Livestock grazing affects wildlife habitat, but whether that impact is a positive or a negative has a lot to do with management and the environment.
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Cotton Comeback In Kansas
When the Reiss family reintroduced cotton to its crop rotation in 2017, they kept their expectations in check. It turned out to be the healthiest cotton crop they'd ever grown.
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The Farmer Consultant
Young, aspiring consultant John Bixler trailed after a Missouri Bootheel cotton grower, constantly talking as he tried to convince the farmer to hire him to scout some of his fields. Bixler was home from graduate school at Mississippi State University trying to cobble a...
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Every Decision Has A Price
Four years of sales data across 7,525 lots of cattle reveals something interesting when it comes to heifer calves: Producers are leaving a lot of money on the table. That's based on Western Video Market data from 2014 through 2017.
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Quiet Utility
The first thing you'll notice about the Textron Off Road Prowler Pro series is how you can carry on a conversation while driving.
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Perennial Optimist
Carmen Fernholz is proving perennial crops in his rotation improve soil health and productivity. This is the western-Minnesota farmer's seventh year of growing Kernza, a perennial intermediate wheatgrass that's a forage, grain and energy crop.
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Synchronized Success
Bill Even jumped onstage during United Soybean Board's (USB) recent long-range planning meeting and enthusiastically talked about how pork and beans go together.
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