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Bayer leverages regenerative ag shift Bayer leverages regenerative ag shift

Company sees potential to shape regenerative agriculture on more than 400 million acres as it taps into ag-adjacent markets.

byRachel Schutte, Content Producer

Jun 20, 2023

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Rich May peaches will be among the first to be harvested on Dave Wenk’s farm in Gardners, Pa. Wenk

Drought has growers making tough choices Drought has growers making tough choices

Jun 20, 2023

6 Min Read

How the new antibiotic rule affects cattle producers How the new antibiotic rule affects cattle producers

Jun 20, 2023

4 Min Read

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Farm Business Planning

3 tips to make farm transitions successful 3 tips to make farm transitions successful

Jun 20, 2023

5 Min Read

USDA invests $320 million to strengthen supply chains USDA invests $320 million to strengthen supply chains

byJoshua Baethge

Jun 16, 2023

2 Min Read

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Senators propose more funding for seeds and breeds Senators propose more funding for seeds and breeds

byJoshua Baethge

Jun 16, 2023

2 Min Read

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7 ag stories you can’t miss - June 16, 2023

7 ag stories you can’t miss

byRachel Schutte, Content Producer

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USDA looks to improve labeling

USDA looks to improve labeling

byJoshua Baethge, Policy editor

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Farmers turn to social media for business

Farmers turn to social media for business

byRachel Schutte, Content Producer

Annual rye cover crop growing in corn stubble in Maryland

Cover crop seed costs to increase

Cover crop seed costs to increase

byChris Torres, Editor, American Agriculturist

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Michigan looks to create own beef checkoff

Michigan looks to create own beef checkoff

byJennifer Kiel, Editor, Michigan Farmer and Ohio Farmer

UNL plant pathologist, Bob Harveson standing near a field trial plot of chickpeas

Diseases in specialty crops studied

Diseases in specialty crops studied

byCurt Arens, Editor, Nebraska Farmer

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Battle over California Prop 12 continues

Battle over California Prop 12 continues

byJoshua Baethge, Policy editor

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Wayne native receives Nebraska Farmer scholarship

Wayne native receives Nebraska Farmer scholarship

byCurt Arens, Editor, Nebraska Farmer

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Armyworms spotted in Missouri fields

Armyworms spotted in Missouri fields

byMindy Ward, Editor, Missouri Ruralist

A tractor pulls a mower on the recently completed solar project at the Clifford E. and Melda C. Snyder Research and Extension Farm in Pittstown, N.Y.

Projects push new tech for agrivoltaics

Projects push new tech for agrivoltaics

byChris Torres, Editor, American Agriculturist

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EPA delays renewable volume obligations announcement

EPA delays renewable volume obligations announcement

byJoshua Baethge, Policy editor

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USDA directs $714 million to rural high-speed internet

USDA directs $714 million to rural high-speed internet

byJoshua Baethge, Policy editor

beef cattle

SAFE Act aims to reduce animal disease impacts

SAFE Act aims to reduce animal disease impacts

byJoshua Baethge, Policy editor

Viterra grain facility

Bunge to buy Viterra for $8.2 billion

Bunge to buy Viterra for $8.2 billion

byBloomberg, Content provider

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Nebraska Soil Health School set for North Platte

Nebraska Soil Health School set for North Platte

byCurt Arens, Editor, Nebraska Farmer

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Cash in on climate-smart ag incentives

Cash in on climate-smart ag incentives

byMindy Ward, Editor, Missouri Ruralist

A group led by Daniela Carrijo counts the number of wheat plants on a farm just outside Kutztown, Pa.

Drought takes toll on wheat yields

Drought takes toll on wheat yields

byChris Torres, Editor, American Agriculturist

Soybeans in dry field with cracking soil

Crop progress: Corn quality erodes another three points lower

Crop progress: Corn quality erodes another three points lower

byBen Potter, Senior editor

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Weekly grain movement: Corn stands strong, soybeans slide lower

Weekly grain movement: Corn stands strong, soybeans slide lower

byBen Potter, Senior editor

Drought-stricken pasture

Fight drought with fill-in forages, better grazing utilization

Fight drought with fill-in forages, better grazing utilization

This Week in Agribusiness

This Week in Agribusiness

This Week in Agribusiness, June 10, 2023

This Week in Agribusiness, June 10, 2023

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Bipartisan legislation calls for new feed additive category

Bipartisan legislation calls for new feed additive category

byJoshua Baethge, Policy editor

wheat field, capitol building and cattle

7 ag stories you can’t miss - June 9, 2023

7 ag stories you can’t miss

byRachel Schutte, Content Producer

Combine harvesting wheat at sunset

Wheat bears follow June WASDE

Wheat bears follow June WASDE

byBen Potter, Senior editor

Farmers next to bale of hay shaking hands

Custom farming rates on rise

Custom farming rates on rise

Greeneye Technology boom retrofitted onto a high clearance Sprayer machine

Focus on new tech to tackle weeds

Focus on new tech to tackle weeds

byCurt Arens, Editor, Nebraska Farmer

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Interest rates haven’t curbed land values — so far

Interest rates haven’t curbed land values — so far

farmer examining soil

USDA to invest $3 million to soil research projects

USDA to invest $3 million to soil research projects

byJoshua Baethge, Policy editor

Fuel nozzle and soybeans representing renewable diesel

Renewable diesel costs spark pullback

Renewable diesel costs spark pullback

byBloomberg, Content provider

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