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On a state level, the USDA rated Missouri’s corn 15% excellent, 66% good, 16% fair, 3% poor and none very poor. Missouri’s ...
"Survivors will be haunted by the memories, and that makes me sad. Summer camp should be carefree and a chance for personal ...
Farmers and land stewards across Minnesota will have an opportunity to learn from one of the nation’s most influential voices ...
June lured Wisconsin into a false sense of comfort during the first half of the month, before extreme heat, humidity and ...
There was one silver lining when grain bins at an eastern South Dakota farm were damaged by 100 mph winds. Plans were already ...
Descendants of the horses brought to the New World by the Spanish explorers and missionaries in the 1500s, their numbers grew ...
Low corn prices received no help from the USDA WASDE report July 11. “USDA cut its production estimate slightly but kept a ...
In 2025, only three percent of the food consumed in Montana was grown in the state, a statistic that local food promoter ...
While birthdays are great, I want to get on a topic this week that I’ve been doing a lot of thinking about lately, and it’s ...
Thompson’s leadership skills have grown through his two years as club president of the Horseshoe Bend 4-H Club. In addition, ...
Betsy and Lee Sheldon of Cashton have been working to grow a Mediterranean plant in western Wisconsin – with no farming ...
The South Dakota Soybean Research and Promotion Council (SDSRPC) is seeking soybean farmers interested in filling two of ...