NOAA'S Winter Outlook is a Headache For Farmers Already Dealing with Drought NOAA'S Winter Outlook is a Headache For Farmers Already Dealing with Drought
| | | With a strengthening La Nina, NOAA says the weather this winter will favor warmer and drier conditions across much of the southern tier of states, but the opposite for the North. Read More | |
| | | You need to manage your stress to keep it from ruining precious relationships and vital business partnerships, says Val Farmer, a clinical psychologist and author who has specialized in rural mental health during his 30-year career. Read More | |
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| | | Pro Farmer's Jim Wiesemeyer is seeing growing anecdotal evidence that voters will seek to split their ticket in greater numbers in 2020 in order to keep both Democrats and Republicans in check. Read More | |
| | | Wheat futures rallied this week to levels U.S. farmers haven’t seen in six years. According to Pro Farmer, wheat prices jumped Friday on rumors China was shopping for French and U.S. wheat. Read More | |
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| | | Investing in solar modules to provide power to your farm is a big investment and one you shouldn’t rush into, says Dan Erickson of Triple E Farms near Altona, Ill. Read More | |
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| | | Ron Rabou grows 8,000 acres of organic wheat, lentils, millet, chickpeas and yellow peas. He builds his business model and crop mix around the consumer. Read More | |
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