It’s not the most wonderful time of the year at Target. Continue reading…… Continue Reading
It’s not the most wonderful time of the year at Target. Continue reading…… Continue Reading
Happy’s Place is McEntire’s third TV sitcom, following the successful Reba (2001-2007) and the less successful Malibu Country (2012). Continue reading…… Continue Reading
The general manager of FS GRAIN says a bountiful harvest and low commodity prices means a lot of grain in the countryside. Cory Winstead says the northern Illinois-based cooperative is operating at peak capacity this fall. “In some areas we thought it was going to be better than it ended up, but all in all…… Continue Reading
Planning a holiday road trip? Here’s what you need to know. Continue reading…… Continue Reading
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They helped complete six Eagles LPs over just eight years in the ’70s. But only 10 solo releases followed. Continue reading…… Continue Reading
A technical services veterinarian at Pharmgate Animal Health says maintaining animal health should remain a priority in the winter months. Nicholas Lauterbach says it’s a good idea for farms to have a good biosecurity plan in place. “What are we doing today, what can we be doing differently that’s going to be more successful,” he…… Continue Reading
Photo courtesy of Syngenta Syngenta has announced a new collaboration that aims to improve the sustainability of beef production. Chris Cook, head of sustainable business solutions at Syngenta North America, says they have partnered with Lopez Foods and McDonalds to increase feed efficiency and help reduce the amount of greenhouse gas emissions released per pound…… Continue Reading
Photo by Mark Dorenkamp/Brownfield A leader with the American Soybean Association says U.S. soy growers are in a better position to face another potential trade conflict with China. Virginia Houston, director of government affairs, says there was a tariff war with China under the first Trump administration. “Now there are concerns that there could be…… Continue Reading
The president of the Kansas Livestock Association says abundant rainfall has brought some drought improvement to Kansas producers. Philip Weltmer tells Brownfield… “Parts of western Kansas, their average rainfall is 12 to 14 inches for the whole year, and they’ve had it in a month. “They haven’t really had a wheat crop to even think…… Continue Reading