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The USDA says U.S. export sales were mostly down on the week, but there were still a few highlights. Soybean meal sales during the week ending July 10th were above a week ago thanks to strong feed demand from the Philippines, while bean oil sales were up, mainly to Venezuela, which imports most of its…… Continue Reading
Ag officials in the Upper Midwest are warning livestock producers not to ignore the threat of New World Screwworm. Minnesota State Veterinarian Dr. Brian Hoefs says many people falsley think the northern climate is a strong enough deterrent for tropical pests like NWS, but that’s not the case. Minnesota State Cattlemen’s Association executive director Kaitlyn…… Continue Reading
Nebraska Congressman Don Bacon says the President’s tariff strategy creates more questions than answers for ag producers. “I think it’s dangerous for our farmers. When other countries want to retaliate, they do it against our farmers.” The European Commission trade spokesperson told reporters this week that the EU is weighing potential retaliatory duties on US…… Continue Reading
A U.S. Senator from Iowa says the next farm bill needs to address concerns related to Proposition 12. “We better because we can’t let states regulate interstate and foreign commerce,” said Republican Chuck Grassley. Proposition 12 bans the sale of pork, veal, and eggs in California from animals anywhere in the country whose confinement does…… Continue Reading
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Luke Bryan’s best songs are honest, easy-to-digest observations of life and love. Continue reading…… Continue Reading
She now goes by Lindsie Landsman. Continue reading…… Continue Reading
A legal standoff over water rights impacting ag producers is headed to the US Supreme Court. Nebraska Attorney General Mike Hilgers says Colorado is violating the1926 South Platte River Compact by using more water than agreed upon. “What we’re doing is making sure this really critical resource, especially to our farmers and ranchers in western…… Continue Reading
Beginning at 5 p.m. tonight, Capital Paving, will begin overnight mill and overlay pavement maintenance on various downtown and campus-area Columbia streets. Mill and overlay involves grinding off the top […]… Continue Reading