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August 1, 2023
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Buried Alive: Bizarre History of a Farm Boy’s Survival
 
In total darkness, seconds from death inside a makeshift coffin under an Illinois farm, young Ed English gasped for last bits of oxygen and inhaled an accompanying cascade of black dirt into his lungs. Farm accidents haunt agriculture, but the intentional burial is a bizarre tale woven into a rich family tapestry.
 
 
 

Commodity traders look for an “analog” year to compare the past to the present. Weather is often a common factor, but situations vary. For example, 2023’s agronomic conditions are similar to 2012. But it’s more important to develop an outlook based on price actions and reactions.

Price-Gapping Illustrates How Markets Are Fishing For Demand
 
 
 

Andrew Lambert, technology services manager at Centra Sota Cooperative, says technology can be overwhelming because of how everything intertwines like a cobweb. As a baseline, though, the exponential benefits will come when farmers optimize soil sampling, variable-rate fertilizer and yield mapping.

The Three Agronomy Tools Every Farm Should Be Optimizing
 
 
 

Renewable diesel consumption in the U.S. hit 28 million barrels in 2021, according to the Energy Information Administration. California burned up 99% of that consumption rate.

Majority of U.S. Renewable Diesel is Consumed by California
 
 
 

The ag port addition is expected to increase exports of DDGS, corn and soybeans by 400,000 metric tons each year.

Milwaukee Opens Ag Export Facility, Adding $63 Million to Trade Annually
 
 
 
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