| What everyone’s reading this month
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 | | Randy Sowers was caught in the hooks of a law intended to capture crime lords and money launderers, and tagged with a bank deposit breach—a paperwork infraction with a sledgehammer penalty. |
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It’s no wonder Colorado is making headlines across the country. It’s the first state to announce it has successfully eradicated its feral hog population. |
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The payments will begin to show up in farmers’ bank accounts by the end of this week. |
 | | Traders and analysts are now shifting their focus to the possible acreage mix in the U.S. this year, even as some farmers haven’t finished harvesting their 2019 crop. |
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A bankruptcy filing by a leading hemp processor strikes a “gut punch" to the fledgling industry as it tries to secure a foothold in Kentucky, the state's agriculture commissioner said Thursday. |
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This time of year, Ken Ferrie fields a lot of agronomic questions from farmers during grower meetings. One common question regarding soybeans that he hears frequently is when to plant early versus late maturity groups. |
 | | Just barely off the starting line of his farming career in 2012, Russell Hedrick stared at a fork in the road, a precarious split between profit and yield. |
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2019 prevent plant (PP) meant many weed species ran rampant with little to no control. With each growing weed comes hundreds—if not hundreds of thousands—of seeds that can emerge over the next five or more years. |
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About 36 hours after Skip Klinefelter’s tweet was sent, Climate announced it had terminated its partnership with Tillable. |
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There wasn’t a dry eye in the barn when Samantha Nicole Iselt of Lexington, Texas, was named the exhibitor of the Grand Champion Market Barrow at the San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo. |
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