For now, plan for fertilizer prices to be up 15% to 20% next year versus 2021, says Michael Langemeier, Purdue University ag economist. “I say this every year, but it’s very important as prices are increasing,” he adds. “Look at each major cost item and say, ‘Are there any changes I can make to mitigate the increases?’”
A report requested by Congress and USDA puts into context a variety of cattle market disruptions, including the 2019 Tyson fire and the COVID-19 pandemic’s effect on packing plants and disruption of beef supply chains.
While a good picture can be worth a thousand words, the models for photos during World Dairy Expo are a little different. Photojournalist Russ Hnatusko shares the glitz and glamour of the perfect pose.
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