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Don’t give up on corn just yet for 2022
Nov 29, 2021
Even in a scenario where there is a 230% increase in nitrogen costs in 2022, corn at good yields remains competitive compared to soybeans or grain...
The turkey got my cousin
Nov 24, 2021
I don’t recall which one of us the most taunted and picked at the turkey, but it was likely me.
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Just get the cows in
Nov 18, 2021
There’s a solid chance your farm (family) may be more successful if you accept that folks can do things differently — and both ways may be equally correct.
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Mapping out a rural strategy
Oct 14, 2021
Some crazy stuff happened to rural Illinois in the mapping process, but all’s not lost; here’s what to know and, especially, how to make your vote count now.
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Southeast Farm Press focuses on the diversified production interests of southeastern farmers. Production ranging from corn to soybeans to cotton to peanuts to wheat to tobacco and additional specialty crops and diversified livestock are covered locally along with farming issues such as environmental regulations and natural resources stewardship that are unique to the market