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Nancy Kavazanjian
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Topics: Sorghum, Pollinators,

Sorghum: The Unlikely Food Source for Pollinators

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Nancy Kavazanjian
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Topics: Agriculture US, Food/Nutrition,

Hazelnut Growers Getting Together - Mid-West Farm Report

The Iowa Nut Growers Association is hosting the 14th Annual Upper Midwest Hazelnut Growers Conference in Decorah, Iowa. March 3 is a... Read More

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Nancy Kavazanjian
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Topics: Agriculture US, Education,

Baraboo Children's Museum to become more 'a-tractor-ive' with new addition

A new child-sized interactive tractor will be installed at the Baraboo Children's Museum t...

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Topics: Beef Cattle, Ranching, Animal Health,

Ranchers warn disease that would ‘decimate’ the cattle industry could cross the southern border

Ranchers warn that Foot and Mouth Disease, a highly contagious virus affecting livestock like cows and sheep, could cross the southern border on someone's boot.

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Nancy Kavazanjian
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Topics: Wheat, Food/Nutrition, Plant Breeding,

MSU researcher working to develop durum variety that leads to healthier pasta

Mike Giroux, Montana State University (MSU) durum breeder, and his partner in the breeding...

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Nancy Kavazanjian
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Topics: Dairy, Cheese,

Rare 20-year Cheddar coming soon

MINERAL POINT, Wis. — The surroundings are humble for one of the world's most talked-abo...

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Nancy Kavazanjian
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Topics: Agriculture US, Renewable Energy (Solar/Wind),

Report: Wisconsin farmland better suited for solar than ethanol | Energy News Network

Also: North Dakota oil and gas revenue helped preserve the state’s largest coal plant

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Nancy Kavazanjian
shared this 2 article 2 years ago
Topics: Fertilizer,

Will Disruptive Forces Finally Catch Up to the Fertilizer Market in 2023?

High fertilizer prices and tight supply in 2022 didn't crush profits after all for ag retailers. But will this continue on into 2023?

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TOPIC(S): Ag India, GMO's, Government / Policies,

01/31/2023 SOURCE: theprint.in

Ban on GM mustard harms Indian farmers. Supreme Court must choose science over ideology

While admitting the application seeking release of GM mustard, the Supreme Court asked farmers' union Shetkari Sanghatana, 'Where were you all these years?'

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Randy Krotz
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Topics: Corn/Maize, Rice, Soybeans, Cotton, Agriculture US,

Arkansas farmer is growing 20,000 acres on the 'cutting edge'

Travis Senter Jr. has been farming for as long as he can remember. Now managing his family...

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Sorghum: The Unlikely Food Source for Pollinators

Hazelnut Growers Getting Together - Mid-West Farm Report

Baraboo Children's Museum to become more 'a-tractor-ive' with new addition

Ranchers warn disease that would ‘decimate’ the cattle industry could cross the southern border

MSU researcher working to develop durum variety that leads to healthier pasta

Rare 20-year Cheddar coming soon

Report: Wisconsin farmland better suited for solar than ethanol | Energy News Network

Will Disruptive Forces Finally Catch Up to the Fertilizer Market in 2023?

Ban on GM mustard harms Indian farmers. Supreme Court must choose science over ideology

Arkansas farmer is growing 20,000 acres on the 'cutting edge'

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