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Insights for Farm CEOs

Today, female producers make up more than one-third of the nation’s farmers—a 27% increase from the 2012 census results. In addition, of the 2.04 million farms and ranches in the U.S., 38% are owned or managed by female producers.

According to a recent Farm Bureau poll, 91% of the 3,000 women who participated in the survey said they want to see more women fill leadership roles in agriculture.

Do you know an emerging female leader? Encourage her to attend our upcoming Executive Women in Agriculture (EWA) conference.

 
 

Use a 12-month communication calendar to fortify landlord relationships.

Regardless of your current strategy (or best intentions), you can do more. “I’ve never heard of a landowner getting too much information from their grower,” he says.

 
 
 
 
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Propane Shortage Today Could Turn Into Anhydrous Shortage Tomorrow

A propane shortage is plaguing the Midwest, but now some are worried it could also mean a shortage of anhydrous ammonia this spring.

 
 
 

Devil in the Details: Hemp Contracts Crucial as Litigation Jumps

Expect litigation to rise as the 2019 hemp crop comes in during the first harvest since legal hurdles were lowered in the 2018 farm bill.

 
 
 
 
 

John Phipps: Farmers' Share of Food Dollar Isn't Easily Portrayed

USDA uses a graphic to show farmers' share of the consumer food dollar; however, John Phipps thinks the image helps promote a feeling of unfairness.

 
 
 
 
 

"Leadership is not about you; it's about investing in the growth of others." —Ken Blanchard

 
 
 

Helping You Protect Your Grain

Brock has helped farm families protect their grain since 1957. Get confidence in your grain systems now, plus durability you can pass on. Learn more!

 
 
 
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