| |  | | John Phipps says while his military service long ago was legally imposed on him, not only does he not resent it, he thinks mandatory service was a very positive influence in his life. He explains in John's World. | | |
| |  | | At the time, the American Farm Bureau Federation said they couldn’t support the bill. Recently, Dale Moore, executive vice president of the American Farm Bureau Federation, joined John Herath and Jim Wiesemeyer on a special edition of the DC Signal To Noise Podcast to explain why. | | |
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| |  | | Nearly all farms today are feeling some level of financial stress. “Some need a little tweaking, while some need an overhaul,” says Freddie Barnard, Purdue University professor emeritus. | | |
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| |  | | The US and China indicated on Friday they are close to completing a deal to end the 19-month trade war. The market didn’t react well to the unknowns in the news. Still the news is probably more bullish than bearish for both crops. | | |
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| |  | | It's not that Dan Anderson isn’t confident of his work; it's just that when you're working on farm equipment there is no such thing as fail-proof. Having said that, here are some things that he will guarantee. | | |
| |  | | East central Illinois, 6 inches of snow on the ground and I still see some unharvested crops around. I watched AgDay Sunday and on Market-to-Market they talked about how farmers have told them they had good crops. What they told him was they where better than they expected, that does not mean they where good. When you where expecting 1/4 of a normal crop and get 1/2 half of a crop, that is better than expected. It still sucks. Traders and the USDA have selective hearing and only hear what they want. | | |
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