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Door opens for commercial hemp production in Indiana
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Commercial production of hemp in Indiana can now go high on the hog.
USDA has approved Indiana’s plan for allowing farmers to grow and process the cousin of marijuana strictly for sale on the open market.
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Visit Heritage Canyon to see old quarry reclaimed as 1800s village
FULTON, Ill. – Heritage Canyon is a former quarry converted into an 1800s village. This is a great place to go for a hike to see some old iron. Collectors will enjoy the walk and the view of old plows and a few antique equipment collectibles.
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Work gypsum into soil if salt from ice melt is a concern
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Calf and feeder cattle prices will continue to improve early 2021
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. – As the market moves through November, calf and feeder cattle prices will begin to turn the corner, especially as the market moves into December, and finally January, despite the uncertainty of beef movement by Thanksgiving and Christmas, said Andrew P. Griffith, University of Tennessee assistant professor of agricultural economics
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Caring for your nutrition when caregiving is important for health
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Sterling College farm program offers tuition-free education
HENRY COUNTY, Ky. – Farmers have to be good at what they are doing to farm sustainably and make a living. The Wendell Berry Farming Program at Sterling College, a tuition-free two-year program based in Henry County, is striving to give students a “leg up” in that effort.
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Tennessee students watch their bees
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. (AP) — In a clearing near the crest of Missionary Ridge, overlooking a striking vista of Chattanooga below, sits a solitary beehive.
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As usage of public land increases concern grows 
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. (AP) — The Charles C. Deam Wilderness is close to 13,000 acres just south of Lake Monroe where people can wander outdoors in relative solitude whether they’re boating, hiking or riding a horse — and officials are concerned that it’s being misused by some.
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More people are expected to be on snowmobiles now
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Soybean Alliance offering podcasts on agriculture
BRAZIL, Ind. – The Indiana Soybean Alliance (ISA) is now offering podcasts to reach a younger generation with the latest in news about farming.
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