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Drought has had huge impact in Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky
U.S. soybean farmers favor seed treatments over alternative methods
Extreme drought conditions affecting cattle on pasture in Midwest
Peoria County couple finds niche with ‘Goats on the Go’
Thad Bergschneider of Illinois is elected as National FFA president
East Tennessee farmer details destruction of Hurricane Helene
Kentucky Cattlemen’s Association breaks ground on Livestock Innovation Center
Government effort seeks to double cover crop use by 2030
Government effort seeks to double cover crop use by 2030
Kentucky Farm Bureau’s names 2024 Farm Woman of the Year
Mounted shooting is a fast growing sport for all ages
The FTC  is investigating John Deere’s ‘right to repair’ promise
USDA helping Michigan sweet cherry growers with crop losses
University of Tennessee sends help for animals affected by Helene
Farm Foundation names new VP of program, strategic impact
Kentucky broom maker trying to revive once-thriving crop
Farmer overcomes life’s hurdles to build restored tractor collection
Illinois farmer is new president of the National Corn Growers 
Purdue economists say Hoosier cash rents could dip in 2025-26
Keystone Flora focuses on native plants that have not been altered
Researcher investigates how flooding is impacting agriculture
Loss of rural banking branches is growing concern for farmers
FFA to recognize 17 people with VIP Citation at convention
Peoria Ag Lab scientists unlock key to ‘bacterial  bullying’ behind shutdowns
Purdue researchers studying how to optimize corn yields with solar arrays
Indiana hopes to make deer hunting regulations less confusing with rule changes
Creighton Brothers closing in on a century of eggs-traordinary
Ag platforms of presidential candidates touted at forum
22 Ohio counties named natural disaster areas due to drought
Farmer restores former strip mines, wins Ohio Tree Farm of Year award
Number of layers is down in Michigan, Illinois, Kentucky
Many agricultural job opportunities available outside traditional farming
Dresbach Farms focuses on regenerative ag, non-GMO crops
University of Illinois Extension highlights youth farm safety
Soybean growers should check for the soybean cyst nematode
Hoosier Homestead awards require a lot of research 
Cost of organic chicken leads couple to start raising their own
Pumpkin Field day will look at impacts on Illinois gourd industry
Texas researchers create soil that can water and feed itself
Land values up $200 per acre for agricultural land in the US
Bovine tuberculosis remains threat in Michigan; vaccine being studied
Michigan farmer makes ends meet with gourmet mushrooms and pigs
Earthsense robot retooled to sow cover crops under corn canopy
Ohio Field Night will focus on growing fruits and berries 
FFA names American Star finalists; winners will be announced in fall
Farm production expenditures up 6.5 percent in 2023 USDA says
Lice found to be significant pests to cage-free poultry
Father-daughter pair ditch city jobs to till the soil and grow grains
Ancient wheat traits could improve modern wheat
Fewer passes and less tillage may improve a farm’s bottom line
Cigar wrapping tobacco may be alternative to burley tobacco
Most of corn belt has seen rain; but Ohio has some ongoing drought
Ohio soybeans are part of a slug monitoring project
Ohio, Indiana asking for public’s help with turkey counts
Engineers study use of drainage water system to cool livestock 
Kentucky firm turns farmer-grown hemp in flooring and paneling
Ag groups challenge EPA’s heavy-duty vehicle emissions standards
Indiana lost farmland since 2010 but crop production is up
Farmers, landowners should understand contracts they sign
Hot, dry conditions are perfect to spark combine fires; be prepared
USDA releases acreage estimates
Illinois representatives are concered over Chinese purchase of grain facility
Indiana FFA elects officers, hands out awards and honors
Heat dome over the Midwest: How concerned should you be?
Corn, soybeans planted in most Midwest and Appalachian states
Local food cafe is just one highlight of OEFFA Farm Tour
The American certified organic marketplace sales hit $69.7B
Michigan dairy enters partnership with Consumers Energy for its manure
Sustainable SoyFoam is safety for firefighters, profits for farmers
Illinois has passed standards for carbon capture storage
Researchers are pioneering water conservation in poultry farming
Indiana man out to break his sunflower record again
Farm bill passes House ag committee via 33-21 vote
USDA offers financial assistance to help fight bird flu in dairy cattle
Farm profits projected to be 25 percent less in 2024
Inclement weather still plagues planting season in the Midwest
Cicadas may make historic emergence in Illinois, but pose no crop risk 
Garver Family Farm Market expands with new building
USDA’s decision to end some crop and livestock reports criticized 
Farmer sentiment falls amid concerns over finance forecast
2023 Farm Bill finally getting attention from House, Senate
Official request submitted to build solar farm in northwest Indiana
Farm Science Review site recovering from tornado damage
The future of behavioral healthcare for farmers
Tennessee is home to numerous strawberry festivals in May
Dairy cattle must now be tested for bird flu before interstate transport
Webinar series spotlights farmworker safety and health
Painted Mail Pouch barns going, going, but not gone
Pork exports are up 14%; beef exports are down
Miami County family receives Hoosier Homestead Awards 
OBC culinary studio to enhance impact of beef marketing efforts
Baltimore bridge collapse will have some impact on ag industry
Michigan, Ohio latest states to find HPAI in dairy herds
The USDA’s Farmers.gov local dashboard available nationwide
Urban Acres helpng Peoria residents grow food locally
Illinois dairy farmers were digging into soil health week
Farmers expected to plant less corn, more soybeans, in 2024
Deere 4440 cab tractor racked up $18,000 at farm retirement auction
Indiana legislature passes bills for ag land purchases, broadband grants
Make spring planting safety plans early to avoid injuries
Michigan soybean grower visits Dubai to showcase U.S. products
Scientists are interested in eclipse effects on crops and livestock
U.S. retail meat demand for pork and beef both decreased in 2023
Iowa one of the few states to see farms increase in 2022 Ag Census
Trade, E15, GREET, tax credits the talk at Commodity Classic
Ohioan travels to Malta as part of US Grains Council trade mission
FFA members learn about Australian culture, agriculture during trip
Timing of Dicamba ruling may cause issues for 2024 planting
Bill in Kentucky legislature could bring Kentucky its first vet school
Ag census: U.S. lost 142,000 farms, 20 million acres in five years
Indiana farmers make trip to Indonesia to talk soybeans
Ohio State to build multi species learning facility, dairy on Columbus campus
9-year-old Indiana farmer is a viral TikTok sensation 
Deere aligns with SpaceX
to boost rural connectivity
Farm groups back bill advocating clear labels for ‘imitation meat’
Inner city Louisville? No farms? No problem, say these students
Bowling Green, Ky., home to a new Tyson pork plant
Fed regulations for nutrient applications on the horizon
USDA launches a remote beef grading pilot program 
Producers are dealing with large 
supplies of corn, soybeans, wheat
Yak, yak, yak – Tibetan animals the talk in Ohio
‘Diverse Corn Belt’ project seeks to unlock future ag potential
Philippines extends the 2024 reduced tariff rates 
Adjusted crop budget, returns offered at Farm Econ Summit
Hardin County couple named 2023 KFB young farm family of the year
The pros and cons of winter grazing vs feeding under roof
Sales of self-propelled combines and larger tractors up in 2023
Most Illinois pork producers are not ready for Prop 12 requirements
Insignum AgTech expands testing 
after ruling on gene technology
Biologist in Kentucky working to eradicate feral hog populations
Low water in the Panama Canal is affecting grain shipments
As foreign ownership of U.S. land rises; states take aim to curtail it
Farm Action wants referendum on Ohio Beef Checkoff program
Christmas tree forecast: High demand, adequate supply
Farmers, ag economists forecasting feed prices to be lower in 2024
Indiana distiller wins coveted national award using local corn
Bi-state crop conference was big on information for farmers
Co-Alliance investing in facility serving farmers
Talawanda/Butler Tech FFA equine team competes in Tulsa
Michigan is close to the top in growing Christmas trees
EPA set to propose rule on wastewater from processing facilities
Nostalgia often a driving factor when farmers collect toys
Global ag tractor market will grow over next 10 years
Cattle-killing tick is spreading across Ohio
Potato plants may be used to detect harmful radiation 
Harvest drawing to a close over much of the Midwest
New FFA president places Michigan in spotlight again
There was a lot to crow about at Ohio National Poultry show
Ohio shooting range empowers women in gun use
Tariffs slashed on Moroccan phosphate fertilizer imports
Illinois’ Precision Planting is now an international company
Tomato growers in Ohio, Michigan thrive thanks to Hirzel Canning Co.
If you don’t understand how things work; education is key
Biden visits Minnesota farm to launch rural programs
Dandelion being researched as a source for natural rubber
Corn farmers worried over affects of EVs on ethanol
Two Ohio bills want to help with historic taxable property hikes
Winner shares the secrets to growing giant pumpkins
New gene-silencing research could
improve genetically engineered crops
New organization hopes to smooth way for solar power
Plant breeders look to improve drought tolerant proso millet
Groups jostle for position during Farm Bill talks
What happens if the 2023 Farm Bill is not passed by January?
LeafSpec one of 20 finalists for an international ag competition
KY shepherds aim to make use of Appalachian strip-mined land
Bayer tech offers latest research on ‘short corn’
Numerous ag groups upset by Spartz ‘anti-checkoff’ amendment
Numerous ag groups upset by Spartz ‘anti-checkoff’ amendment
The potato has sustained this Ohio farm for four generations
Ernst and Brown introduce act to aid first-time farmers
Tiny Ohio farm now sells goat milk soap nationwide
Michigan couple leaves corporate world to become first-time farmers
Climate change may be impacting career choices at some ag colleges
High-tech was on display in a big way at the FPS
Phenotype-Genotype Show says cattle are more than just looks
4-H competitor’s nine-year dream comes true
Ohio couple raises food for family and the community
Local peach crops are not very peachy this year due to early cold
Michigan chicken hits Guinness Book of Records at 21 years old
Crop land values and cash rent increasing in readership area
Loss of Tyson plant has Indiana community reeling
Beagles show how detecting agriculture contraband is done
Hoosier scientist working on colorful way to spot diseases
Crop progress is average across most readership area
Kyle Owen: From 32 acres to Tennessee Farmer of the Year
Grain Weevil could take the risk out of grain lodging in silos
Three years after big launch AppHarvest files for Chapter 11
National tractor pulling contest will bring thousands to Ohio
Illinois Pork is rolling out CDL and migrant worker programs
Kentucky’s new state vet
grew up in 4-H and rodeo
Mahindra tractor with loader scoops $17,500 at auction
USDA has approved ‘lab-grown’ chicken for sale in the U.S.
Smoke from Canadian wildfires suspected in late tomato ripening
Cancer diagnosis doesn’t keep Ohioan from tractor pulls
Midwest conditions improving, derecho not as severe as 2020
Farm Aid returns to Indiana for first time since 2001
Border collie trials give visitors a chance to see sheep herding
June’s Derecho didn’t cause as much damage as 2020 event
Farm animals directly impacted by the Canadian wildfire smoke
Ohio Farm Custom Rates bulletin a handy guideline
EPA finalizes blending rule for the Renewable Fuel Standard 
Indiana school starts truck driving program to fill farm hauling needs
Tobacco farming has fallen more than 50 percent in Kentucky 
Dry conditions putting stress on Ohio and Indiana hay crop
GOP senators re-introduce EATS Act to stop California’s Prop 12
Iowa Soybean Association donates soy-based tires to police department
Proposed fee increases for H-2A visas worry farm groups
Fertilizer revenues rose by 53 percent in 2022 for some firms
Michigan is considering right-to-repair legislation
Multi-species grazing offers many advantages 
Farmers applauding recent Supreme Court WOTUS ruling
Dry weather is affecting Illinois corn, soybean emergence
UK professor leads six-state, multi-year bale grazing study
David Brandt, farmer behind viral ‘it’s honest work’ meme has died
Renewable energy projects, farmland usage are concerns of INFB members
4-H’ers chosen to represent Ohio State Fair Junior Fair Board
Widespread rainfall has not
severely affected fieldwork
Nurtured Land Farms showcased during Kentucky forage tour
Free Radical Ranch dedicated to enriching lives of people, animals
A surprise pond led family to start their own koi farming business
Lab studies rising Co2 levels and affects on mycotoxin in wheat
Black vultures causing concern for Illinois livestock owners
Native Ohio plants inspired gardener to start a business
Farmland numbers grow thanks
to Farmland Preservation Program
U.S. soybean usage and global demand are both up for 2023
Safety procedures could save livestock from barn fires
Egg farmers across America donate 5.5 million eggs in fight against hunger
Hoosier Rod Miller named Certified Crop Advisor of the year
New restrictions on livestock
antibiotics take effect June 11
Planting has started in southern parts of Corn Belt, Ohio River Valley
Planting has started in southern parts of Corn Belt, Ohio River Valley
Indiana farmers affected by recent tornado damage have help options
PepsiCo partners with Ill. Corn, to fund regenerative farm practices
Bio-digester facility opens in Indiana; is one of the largest
KY ag students still repairing equipment affected by 2022 flooding
Indiana lawmakers want a tally of lost farmland
ISU rebuilding research facility barn destroyed by fire
‘Intent to sue’ EPA over 
delay of year-round E15 sales
Indiana dairy farmers named state’s Young Producers of Year
Hoosier farmer named director of Indiana’s Ag department
Farm numbers decrease slightly
Shortage of veterinarians to treat large animals in Ky.
Baldridge named director of Ohio Department of Agriculture
Consumers taking a hard look at buying duck eggs
UK offering poultry medicine course to 
veterinarians caring for backyard flocks
National FFA week a time for honoring mentors and members
Asian beetles and northern corn rootworm top Illinois pests
Analyst predicts registering farm chemicals will become more difficult
U.S corn and wheat exports down; soybean exports up
John Rose, Tennessee congressman, appointed to House Ag Committee
Fertilizer costs decline, but the future is still unclear
The 2023 Farm Bill could cut conservation climate spending 
Deere, American Farm Bureau sign right-to-repair agreement
Rodale’s 40-year trials show 
benefits of organic farming
Co-Alliance, Signature Farms join to create Legacy Feed 
Ohio man promoted to USDA Chief of Staff for RBCS
Bruce Kettler leaving IDSA and heading to Agribusiness Council
Kentucky bourbon a $9 billion industry
Climate policy called key part of upcoming farm bill discussion
Iowa farmland values in 2022 jump 17 percent over 2021
Researchers using laser lights to boost chicken meat quality, welfare
Illinois Senator Scott Bennett, a champion of agriculture, died
Electric tractors will have some challenges to overcome 
IFB lays out 2023 legislative priorities for Indiana lawmakers
Kentucky Farm Bureau Farm Woman of the Year wears many hats
Farming video games provide plenty of entertainment options
Whether via rail or water; shipping is an issue this year for farmers
Kentuckian elected to the American Angus Association board of directors
Brazil could become more competitive in export market
Sentiment is mixed on impact of drought on the U.S. cattle market
USDA announces funding for meat and poultry processors
Propane supplies are within the 5-year average and looking good
Bale grazing can help rejuvenate soil and may save time on the farm
Slowly, farms are cropping up on former strip mines
Beck’s testing technology on diesel engines to run on E98
New guide for Illinois farmers helps sort cover crops, carbon credits
$20 million-plus grain elevator
in the works for Henderson, Ky.
Taiwan agrees to purchase Kentucky corn, soybeans over the next 2 years
Ag safety experts: Harvest time is also farm safety time
Studies show honey bees big foragers of soybean crops
National Alpaca Days is scheduled for last weekend of September
Expert shares cyber attack prevention tips with farmers
Becknology Days draws crowds who learn the latest on crops
Illinois farmers’ NLRS success now quantified
Spotted lanternfly now a growing threat in Midwest
Kentucky receives $5.4 million for local food purchase assistance program
Long-time Schrader auction employee receives HOF honor
Indiana, Illinois and Ohio weather conditions ripe for crop progress
Illinois gubernatorial and senate candidates talk farming issues
OPC intern helps educate state fair visitors about hogs
Farm Bill Roundtable at Illinois State Fair draws conversation
World record price for 4-H hog a show of love for family
Ohio Farm Custom Rates bulletin a handy guideline
Farming community comes together to help family bring in harvest
Baseball teams in Illinois promote agriculture with special events
Indiana can export poultry
products again after avian flu
Farmers in parts of Kentucky would like to see more rain
ISU Research Farm shows off farmers helping environment
Farmers will need to produce 70 percent more food by 2050
Beshear announces fund to help Western Kentucky grain farmers 
Love-struck man now a bison rancher
Beshear announces fund to help Western Kentucky grain farmers 
Blueberry farmer will discuss her work at Indiana State Fair
Soybean, wheat planted acreage up but corn down from last year
Michigan legislature considers using stimulus funds for some ag programs
Holstein cow bred in Ohio sets record selling for $1,925,000
Dutch Valley Growers among farms featured at the Indiana State Fair
Michigan businesses receive grants that will lead to expansion
Dream fulfilled in becoming a farmer
Corn, soybean progress looking good from Iowa through Indiana
U.S. Senators host first farm bill hearing in Michigan 
Ag economists: Farmers should consider refinancing
Experts caution to scout for corn rootworm in high moisture
Special investigator bill sparks mixed reactions from national farm groups
Supply chain issues cited as farm equipment sales fall 
Livestock groups add their support to amending Packers, Stockyards Act
Purdue gets $1M grant to develop a rapid ASF test
Corn hits a 10-year high
Julia Wickard back as Indiana State Executive Director for FSA
Avian influenza is cited for the skyrocking egg prices 
New state conservationist is happy to return to Ohio
Illinois ag groups want funding for more state veterinarians
‘Right to repair’ legislation is now heating up at state, federal levels
Supreme Court will hear case against California’s Prop 12
Soybean crush is forecasted to increase 10-20 percent by 2025
Kentucky Ag Commissioner visits UK and UAE for trade
High-production indoor farm expanding to Muncie, Indiana
AEM survey finds optimism for farm machinery sales 
Study indicates plant-based foods not affecting U.S. beef demand
National Pork Board unveils sustainability program
Vilsack says International trade looks better than ever
USDA: Number of farms drops by 7,000 in its latest survey
National FFA Week is a time for advocacy
Avian influenza has been found on Indiana turkey farm
Proposed pipleine in Illinois will transport carbon dioxide 
Kentucky FFA member takes flight to storm-torn communities
Meteorologist: Eastern Corn Belt could see above average precipitation this spring
Record high fertilizer prices could impact  world hunger 
American Farmland Trust outlines goals for 2022 Illinois legislative session
Second career sees Tennessee farmer raising prime beef
New EPA report on dicamba use shows little change
30th annual No-Tillage Conference to be held in Louisville Jan. 4-7
Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago: Midwest farmland values surge 18 percent
Beck’s expands into Nebraska 
Senators reach compromise on cattle market transparency bill
Reward offered for info on northern Indiana barn fires
Ag world reacts to infrastructure bill passage
Ohio high school offers Intro to Urban Agriculture class, garden chores
August’s U.S. beef exports hit record $1 billion; pork exports keep 2020 record pace
Wet weather putting some pressure on the Illinois  harvest
Talk to financial advisor before Congress acts on the Build Back Better plan
Kentucky Grazing Conference to focus on sustainable improvements of pastures
More than 6 million students participate in 4-H whose roots are in Ohio
Despite high input costs, farmers can find ways to cut some expenses this fall
FCFI is looking for volunteers to help rebuild the farms affected by Hurricane Ida
Federal judge reverses 2020 U.S. water rule
One of world’s largest soybean processing plants unveiled during 2021 Becknology Days
Illinois governor signs bills; honors ‘Moldy Mary’ during state fair
Downy Mildew showing up on Michigan’s cucumbers
FTC to come down on unlawful repair restrictions for farm equipment
Waidelich, Aultman named Master Farmers
D.C. Court of Appeals says no more yearround E-15 sales 
Input companies are entering carbon market
National cattle group urges ag committees to address issues
Illinois FFA officers elected for 2021-2022
Ag groups concerned over proposed change to like-kind exchanges
Farmland values increasing in Midwest  
Bleat in, bleat out: Goat yoga is ‘the thing’ and people are lining up for it
Solar debate heating up in Ohio, Indiana
Hoosier farmer looks to increase Swiss sheep breed numbers in the U.S.
Beck’s, Inari join forces on gene editing technology
Family repurposes 1920s livestock barn as event center
Ag research legislation advances; Farm Bill inclusion being eyed
Study finds significant health benefits of using biodiesel
   
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10-day Covered Bridge Festival runs Oct. 14-23
For more than 100 years, the covered bridges of Parke County did their job of getting people and vehicles ...
10/12/2005
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Despite challenges, Illinois corn harvest appears to be good
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. — In July, Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich asked for and received federal permission to declare most of the state’s counties disaster areas for farmers.
10/5/2005
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Anxiety rising about crop standability, drying costs
LONDON, Ohio — Ohio State grain marketing specialist Matt Roberts said farmers are concerned with harvest conditions and grain-drying prices this fall.
10/5/2005
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No surprises is good news for pork report, Plain says
WASHINGTON, D.C. — No big surprises in the USDA’s Quarterly Hogs and Pigs Report is “good news,” said agricultural economists Friday during a media teleconference.
10/5/2005
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Attorney General: Tobacco settlement unconstitutional
DENVER, Co. — Since its establishment in 1998, the landmark deal between major tobacco companies and 46 states known as the Master Settlement Agreement (MSA) has been controversial, and it continues to be following comments by Colorado State Treasurer Mark Hillman last week.
10/5/2005
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New Michigan biodiesel plant will produce 5 million gallons
WEBBERVILLE, Mich. - Michigan Biodiesel chairman John Oakley announced that his group has procured enough money to build a large biodiesel plant in Michigan.
10/5/2005
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Purdue Polo Club seeks to grow sport in Indiana
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. — Most people associate polo with Prince Charles of Wales, but several polo clubs, including the Purdue Polo Club, are in Indiana.
10/4/2005
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Casino gaming is sought by Kentucky racetracks
FRANKFORT, Ky. — Recentlly, the Kentucky Equine Education Project, with the full blessing of its board of directors, announced its plan to seek a referendum to allow racetracks to operate full casino gaming.
10/4/2005
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Ohio growers say higher nitrogen costs are worry
LONDON, Ohio — Higher nitrogen (N) costs were a huge concern for farmers attending the grain marketing session at the Farm Science Review on Sept. 20.
9/29/2005
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Illinois offers emergency grain storage as part of hurricane relief
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. — In the aftermath of the disaster caused by hurricanes Katrina and Rita, the Illinois Department of Agriculture (IDOA) is authorizing the use of temporary and emergency grain storage structures.
9/29/2005
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