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Farmers look back on 2024 harvest, with an eye on 2025 | Dairy ...
Dec 5, 2024 · It's hard for farmers to reflect on 2024 without thoughts of 2025 intruding. Farmers and others connected to agriculture cited weather, economics and politics as shaping their fortunes in 2024 and ...
Steady acreage can be advantage for beets, onions | Idaho ...
Dec 26, 2024 · Sugar demand solid. Onion prices up recently, aided by sales to Mexico and Canada. Steady acreage characterizes both crops.
Judge puts nationwide hold on corporate reporting law
Dec 3, 2024 · A federal judge in Texas issued a nationwide injunction Tuesday against the Corporate Transparency Act, ruling Congress overstepped its powers in passing a law supporters say will fight high-level ...
Cattle mutilations: One researcher's theory on what's happening
Sep 9, 2021 · According to FBI records, thousands of killings and apparent mutilations of cattle have happened since the 1970s. In each case, a cow or bull is found dead with body parts such as eyes, tongues ...
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Updated rules for on-farm home occupations have won unanimous approval from Oregon land use regulators along with other regulatory revisions for agriculture and forestry.
Daily Commuter Crossword | capitalpress.com
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Malting barley industry battles 'alarming' acreage downturn
Dec 2, 2024 · Malting barley acreage and beer demand are trending downward, which is "worrisome" and "alarming," American Malting Barley Asociation vice president Ashley McFarland says. The industry must be ...