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Machinery Pete: Update On Used Market Amid COVID-19  
Machinery Pete: Update On Used Market Amid COVID-19

“I’ve seen unprecedented communication between auction companies about how they're handling the situation,” Greg Peterson said. “Honestly, I thought we would have seen mass cancellations and postponements, and we've seen a few, but sales are going on.”

 
 
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Better Plant Screening Could Lead to Faster Innovation  
Better Plant Screening Could Lead to Faster Innovation

New research from the University of Illinois has found a way to take thousands of potential genetic lines and pair it down to only the most beneficial.

 
 
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The Truth About the Hemp Industry  
The Truth About the Hemp Industry

Hemp industry success sounds simple but proceed with caution. We’ve debunked five hemp myths that have been circulating the industry.

 
 
Despite Elevated Risk, Major Flooding Isn't Inevitable in 2020  
Despite Elevated Risk, Major Flooding Isn't Inevitable in 2020

NOAA's spring flood forecast does't look promising for 2020, but not everyone agrees, as some forecasters say this year is shaping up differently than 2019.

 
 
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USMEF Applauds Expanded Access for U.S. Pork and Beef in China  
USMEF Applauds Expanded Access for U.S. Pork and Beef in China

These changes were among the provisions negotiated in the U.S.-China "Phase One" trade agreement, according to a release from the U.S. Meat Export Federation (USMEF).

 
 
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If a Little Bit of Kindness Can Go a Long Way, How Far Could a Lot Go?  
If a Little Bit of Kindness Can Go a Long Way, How Far Could a Lot Go?

Jon Doggett, CEO National Corn Growers Association, shares his thoughts in the wake of COVID-19. This open letter to rural America calls for something they’ve always had, an uncommon kindness the world needs right now.

 
 
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17 States Recognize Veterinarians As Essential Workers  
17 States Recognize Veterinarians As Essential Workers

Across the country, more states are acknowledging that veterinarians and their services are needed in the fight against COVID-19.

 
 
Lancaster County, NE <br />  
Lancaster County, NE

20-30 days out from start of planting corn depending on soil temp and forecast. NH3 put on last fall, planter and bean drill ran through our shop this winter. Today, I picked up most of the chemicals and all corn seed, working around minor bottle necks in system but nothing that would hold us back at this time. Soil moisture at full capacity so will need some heat and dry days to start spraying (forecast after this week looks favorable but will see). Activities include hauling grain (basis widening on corn), conservation work (never ending job), repair jobs in shop. The American Farmer and Rancher will survive and persevere, stay strong and healthy.

 
 

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