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WVU Researchers Dig Into Study of Manure as Organic Fertilizer
A manure spreader drives over a plot of land for a previous research project conducted by Elizabeth Rowen, a service...
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West Tennessee Farmers Struggle to Get Crops to Market as Drought Drains Mississippi River
John Dodson’s corn, cotton and soybean fields lie fewer than 10 miles from the Mississippi River, the key transportation artery...
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New Hampshire Wins Grant to Support Maple Syrup Producers
New Hampshire has been awarded a $388,080 grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture to fund research and promotion of...
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Farmer Sentiment Improves, but Farmers Still Concerned About Rising Costs and Inflation
From Purdue/CME Group Ag Economy Barometer/ James Mintert WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. and CHICAGO — The Purdue University/ CME Group Ag...
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Purdue Agriculture Experts Provide Insights Into Global Food and Economic Security Crises
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. — With the war in Ukraine entering its seventh month and the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic...
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Unrelenting Summer Affects Farming Water Usage
Drought is an insidious, slow-onset natural hazard that produces a complex web of impacts that ripple through many sectors of...
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“Fighting for Inches” in the Southeast’s Struggle With Salt
But nature rarely stays barren for long. While these fields may no longer support crops, they are conducive to an...
Read morePopulation Limit Removed for Endangered Wolf in New Mexico
New federal rules governing the recovery of Mexican gray wolves, known as “lobos,” in New Mexico were immediately challenged after...
Read moreGetting it ‘Write’ with Agriculture
Features Melissa Doughty 4 Hrs Ago Andrew Jacque presents a complementary hard-cover copy of the book to a representative at...
Read moreMinnesota Grain Dryer Experiment Will Put ‘Green Ammonia’ to the Test
MORRIS, Minn. — Can “green ammonia'' be an efficient fuel for drying down grain? Seamus Kane is working to prove...
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