AgPro Daily | October 2, 2019
 
 
 
Farmers Brace for More Midwest Flooding, Debris Wipes Out Rail Bridge
 

Heavy rainfall, combined with excess water continuing to make its way down the river from South Dakota, is a bad combination for a river that was already high.

 
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200 Million Pounds of Plastic Recycled By Ag Initiative
 

To illustrate this impact, ACRC equated the total number to a football field full of compacted plastic jugs stacked 481 feet high.

 
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Rumors Swirl, But Bayer Says It Remains Committed To Roundup
 

“That’s been the low point for the year, though we’re confident it will play out over time and be solved,” says Bayer's Liam Condon.

 
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American Farmer Snuffed Out Saddam Hussein
 

The “father of six-row corn” also used his pivot irrigation know-how to bring to life the unique idea credited with mitigating the Kuwait oil well fires in 1991.

 
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John Phipps: MFP Payments' Impact on Farmland Values
 

This Indiana farmer weighs in on how the timing of MFP payments coincides with cash rent negotiations.

 
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