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This Week in Agribusiness – July 4, 2020

Jul 04, 2020

Two cities, one chapter, both working hard

Jul 04, 2020

More than $4.8 billion paid to producers

Jul 04, 2020

Count on corn as a constant in life

Jul 04, 2020

Who says ag people don’t appreciate fine art?

Jul 04, 2020

Soybean trader vows crop traceability

Jul 03, 2020

Beef, climate change and plant alternatives

Jul 03, 2020

MIDDAY-Midwest Digest, July 3, 2020

Jul 03, 2020

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Count on corn as a constant in life

Jul 04, 2020

Joy’s Reflections: There are some constants during these tumultuous times.

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Who says ag people don’t appreciate fine art?

Jul 04, 2020

Hayhurst’s Hayloft: Here’s a look back at a different kind of “horsing around.”

Humble beginnings, consistent excellence

Jul 02, 2020

Here's an alternate version of peanut conference origins.

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Good values, good peanut farmers

Jul 02, 2020

The 2020 Peanut Efficiency Award winners show great character and a love for farming.

Why you should set small goals for farm cost cutting

Jul 02, 2020

Set attainable cost-cutting targets over a reasonable period of time.

Make your limited liability company work for you

Jul 02, 2020

Farm & Family: You can provide specifics on how you want your LLC to work for you and your farm business.

USDA forecasts record year for sunflower oil

Jul 02, 2020

Reports show that sunflower oil will make up 12% of global vegetable oil use this year.

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Ag land will remain a secure investment post-pandemic

Jul 02, 2020

Commentary: Even in uncertain times, farmland is an investment with plenty of financial benefits.

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Avoid the cliché, 'That will never work for me'

Jul 02, 2020

We've all heard it at some point in our lives. Coffee shop talk can be a big hindrance to growth.

Tell us what you really think: Asking employees for feedback

Jul 01, 2020

Honest feedback helps your farm team feel valued and leads to higher retention.

Paying too much, or too little?

Jun 30, 2020

You may never know the real cost of do-it-yourself estate planning.

The government defines what is NOT a "Waters of the United States"

Jun 30, 2020

Federal agencies exclude many waters from the definition of WOTUS, and that’s good for agriculture.

Where the true power of planning lies

Jun 29, 2020

Much of the value in creating a financial or marketing plan is found in the process.

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