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Cargill Initiates Lockout at Fort Morgan Beef Plant After Contract Rejection
drovers.comu/MennoniteDan — 24 hours ago
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John Deere's $99 Million Right-to-Repair Settlement Gets Preliminary Court Approval
dtnpf.comu/MennoniteDan — 23 hours ago
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PLC payments are a necessity — not a luxury — for U.S. farmers
farmprogress.comu/Ranew — 1 day ago
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Tracing nitrous oxide emissions derived from red clover and oat cover crops during the non-growing season and after corn fertilization
sciencedirect.comu/MennoniteDan — 1 day ago
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[Canada] Nearly 60% of farmers see agriculture at a structural breaking point, survey finds
realagriculture.comu/MennoniteDan — 2 days ago
Paying $1,500 a Day in Fuel for Two Tractors, Farmer Calls Input Costs Worst Since 1980s
agweb.comu/BeYeCursed100Fold — 3 days ago
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Small farmers form coalition to push back against proposed 2026 U.S. Farm Bill
cbsnews.comu/Ranew — 2 days ago
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What Does the China Announcement Really Mean for the Beef Industry?
drovers.comu/Ranew — 2 days ago
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Monday Morning Coffeeshop (May 18, 2026)
Gossip, updates, etc.
u/kofclubs — 4 days ago
Nice stand of sweet corn for planting it with the soybean disc
u/liveitup63 — 4 days ago
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Old Cultivator just inherited: Any tips? I’ll have my questions as they come in comments. I’m pretty sure it’s set up for 32” rows.
u/Cypressinn — 5 days ago
Farmers ghosting USDA surveys as trust hits record low
farmprogress.comu/JollyGreenJarju — 9 days ago
Trump delays order to boost beef imports and calm prices, Wall Street Journal reports
reuters.comu/Horsefood352 — 9 days ago
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Trump to sign orders to boost beef imports, grow herds to try to reduce record prices
reuters.comu/AThousandBloodhounds — 10 days ago
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Kansas Wheat Acres Abandoned as Oklahoma Conditions Deteriorate Further
rfdtv.comu/MennoniteDan — 10 days ago
The Gene Editing New World Order
Why is this relevant to the sub?
If the EU, after decades of dragging its heels on accepting genetically modified crops, begins to bring its regulations more in line with other large agricultural producers in North and South America it would be a huge win for reducing trade barriers in the global Ag communities market and a blow against anti scientific fear mongering that takes root in European Green Parties.
u/CanuckIeHead — 10 days ago
u/Horsefood352 — 10 days ago