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Outlook For Farmers Is (Finally) Looking Brighter

Farmers are predicted to see income they sorely haven't seen in years.

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Texas to Add 35 Gigawatts of Wind & Solar in Next 3 Years — Boosting Grid Resilience

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Fridays on the Farm: A Community Legacy at Lyles Station | Farmers.gov: Resources for Farmers and Producers

This Friday meet Stanley Madison, a farmer with big plans for Lyles Station. His family’s history stretches for five generations through the small unincorporated area in southwest Indiana and he has dedicated his life in recent years to educating others about the rich history of the place he calls home.

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Young agripreneurs bet on networking to beat Covid shocks - FarmKenya Initiative

he impacts of the pandemic seemed to hit female entrepreneurs particularly hard

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Dairy Cow Hoof Care 101 — Derrick Josi | TDF Honest Farming

In short, just like we cut our toenails, cows’ hooves are consistently growing and need trimmed. Basically, it’s good hygiene. We have the cows’ hooves trimmed on a regular basis to maintain welfare and to prevent lameness.

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Sturgeon revered by Menominee people, who inspired Wisconsin's sturgeon spearing season

A look at the historical, cultural and spiritual significance of the sturgeon to the Menominee people ahead of the annual sturgeon spearing season in Wisconsin.

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Carbon neutral, zero waste agenda to help pork market growth

A pork industry export marketing push is being backed up by a goal to go carbon neutral by 2025.

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City of Amarillo to consider financial incentives for dairy company to build $88 million manufacturing plant

The city will consider financial incentives for a dairy company that markets Hispanic prod...

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Termite gut microbes could aid biofuel production - American Chemical Society

Researchers reporting in ACS Sustainable Chemistry & Engineering have found that microbes from the guts of certain termite species can help break down lignin, a particularly tough polymer in straw.

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Topics: Economics, Ag India, World Hunger, Government / Policies, World Population, Coronavirus/COVID,

India's recovery gathers pace on good agri show, falling Covid cases: S&P

India faces a permanent loss of output versus its pre-pandemic path, suggesting a long-term production deficit equivalent to about 10 per cent of GDP

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