| |  | | Paul Ayers, animal care manager for The Maschhoffs, is focused on avoiding the audit mentality and instead, creating a culture of animal care into the work their employees do each and every day. | | |
| |  | | Researchers in South Africa think they now know what causes a deadly wheat pathogen that threatens the vital global food source. | | |
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| |  | | As home cooks prepare for the big day, they’re turning to Google to find recipes for their favorite desserts. Unsurprisingly, pumpkin pie takes the crown in most states. However, a few unexpected winners snuck into the mix. | | |
| |  | | A breakdown about 10 days ago with only five acres left to do was discouraging but with some country boy engineering we finished today. Early corn was best ever but beans were less than average. So glad to be done! Early hay was good but had to start feeding by Sept. 1st. Had so much residue it was hard to get wheat sowed. | | |
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