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Maine salmon company responds to lawsuit regarding sustainability

BELFAST, Maine (AP) – A Maine-based smoked salmon producer is defending itself against claims that its products are not sustainably produced.

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Record demand for corn, beans and wheat continues around the globe

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Hoosier Ag Today announces management changes

ZIONSVILLE, Ind. – Hoosier Ag Today (HAT) LLC has announced the appointment of Andrew Eubank as president. Gary Truitt, current president and founder, will assume the newly created position of chairman. Eubank will assume management responsibilities for all network day-to-day operations as well as those for Michigan Ag Today. Truitt will reduce his on-air presence and will focus on financial management and on overall company direction and farm show planning.

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USDA releases plan to deal with potato pest in Idaho

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NASS reports record yields, increases in corn, bean crops

Kentucky farmers saw record high average yields for corn and soybeans in 2020, according to numbers released Jan. 12 by the USDA’s National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS).

The state also set a record high for corn production at 254 million bushels, which broke the record set last year, said David Knopf, director of the NASS Kentucky field office. The 2020 crop, up 4 percent from 2019, marked the first time production has exceeded 250 million bushels.

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Corn producers could be spending $500 million on soil deterioration

Corn farmers are paying a half billion dollars each year to keep up with soil deterioration. A new study out of the University of Colorado (CU) says that nationwide, producers are having to use a third of their fertilizer costs just to keep up with the problem.

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Falling in love is the easy part; God talks about staying in love

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Courageous border collie wins Midwest Farm Dog of the Year from AFBF

BELVIDERE, Ill. — Rayne, a six-year-old border collie who helps keep a small herd of Belted Galloway cows in line on her owner’s Belvidere farm has been recognized as one of the country’s top farm dogs. Owned by Juile and Terry Willis of Sunnybrook Farms, the dog was the Midwest Region winner of Nestle-Purina’s “Farm Dog of the Year” competition during the American Farm Bureau Federation’s virtual annual convention, held in January.

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U.S. dairy exports remain 4 percent ahead of previous record

ARLINGTON, Va. – Despite year-over-year volume growth ending after 14 straight months, U.S. dairy exports remain 4 percent ahead of the previous record, with one month to go, according to a new report by the U.S. Dairy Export Council (USDEC).

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NFMS, tractor pull postponed until 2022

LOUISVILLE, Ky. – The National Farm Machinery Show (NFMS) and Championship Tractor Pull has been postponed until Feb. 16-19, 2022. Despite initially planning to continue the shows this March, the ongoing uncertainty surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic has led show management to make the difficult decision to postpone events until next year.

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