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The 'Shed' is filled with family history, quirks and the perfect part

February 12, 2019

Maybe at one time Daddy had The Shed organized in a way that made perfect sense, at least to him. I assume that as the years flew by and two baby girls entered the picture maybe that organization took a backseat to other priorities...

N.C. ag commissioner urges farmers to take serious look at new crops

February 10, 2019

North Carolina is already leading the way in developing industrial hemp as a new cash crop for the state’s farmers, but Troxler also sees potential...

No federal aid, yet, for hurricane-ravaged farms and distress remains

February 15, 2019

Current safety net or crop insurance measures are not adequate for the severe losses to southeast agriculture due to the massive natural disasters...

Cotton variety selection more complicated in 2019 than before

February 10, 2019

Agronomists studying 58 new varieties.

Market volatility can be an opportunity

January 29, 2019

Virginia Tech Economist Dr. David Kohl urges farmers to manage around the headlines.

NCC Survey suggests U.S. cotton producers to plant 14.5 Million acres

February 9, 2019

Cotton acres up 2.9 percent for 2019.

‘Unknowns’ making predictions more difficult for farmers

February 4, 2019

These are not normal times, and that makes predicting the farm markets fraught with even more peril.

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Tobacco farmers needed a good year

Feb 22, 2019

New tractors, seeder and tech

Feb 22, 2019

Farm Bureau files brief in support of President Trump

Feb 22, 2019

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Feb 22, 2019

China proposes to buy $30 billion more in U.S. ag products

Feb 21, 2019

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2019 Ginner Schools registration now open

Feb 21, 2019

U.S. certified ginners, gin managers, and superintendents are urged to register for one of the 2019 Ginner Schools.

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New herbicide technologies will fail if we don’t remember past sins

I do not want to cry wolf here, but auxin resistance has already been reported in 39 different weed species worldwide (10 species in U.S.).

Peanut program seeks nominees to celebrate its 20th class

Since the program’s beginning in 2000, the Peanut Efficiency Awards have honored 57 deserving peanut farm families.

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National FFA Week: Celebrating youth in ag

February 21, 2019

“Thank you. It’s from all my years in FFA.”

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Farm Bill listening session is Feb. 26

February 14, 2019

Ranchers ‘plugging along’ post Hurricane Michael

February 20, 2019

Most producers have been forced to feed low quality hay and are about to run out of that.

A very bad day for U.S. farmers

February 15, 2019

USDA predicts slow soybean sales through 2026-2027 and Federal Reserve warns of weak farm income and tightening credit.

British breeders look for 'moo love' on Tudder app

February 14, 2019

A Tinder-style app called Tudder lets farmers find breeding matches by viewing pictures of cattle with details of their age, location and owner.

Dirt to Soil

February 8, 2019

Gabe Brown’s new book recounts how he regenerated a degraded farm’s soil into a healthy, profitable farm

Savory smoke signals recovery is far from over

January 16, 2019

I was driving out of town to a conference last week. That familiar smell hit me only a few miles from home.

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Afternoon Market Recap for Feb. 22, 2019

Mixed markets limp into the weekend.

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Morning Market Review for Feb. 22, 2019

Tighter stocks support prices. (Comments are updated by 7:30 a.m. Central Time.)

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Turning to AI for help

February 12, 2019

Expert systems, sensors and other tools are making machines smarter, but there’s a reason

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National Cotton Council hosts annual meeting, draws near 750 people from Cotton Belt

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Feb 22, 2019

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FDA sitting on gene editing development; USDA needs to oversee

Feb 21, 2019

U.S., China working on multiple MOUs

Feb 21, 2019

What are young farmers and ranchers thinking about?

Feb 21, 2019

Researchers develop wheat to combat celiac disease

Feb 21, 2019

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