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TOPIC(S): Soil Health, Fruit, Research,

04/28/2021 SOURCE: www.growingproduce.com

Can You Dig It? Citrus Soil Health Study Gets $500K in Backing

Team of scientists from the University of Florida set to find out how changes in soil health might impact yield.

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Topics: Soybeans, Food/Nutrition, Ag Global Specialty Food,

Celebrating National Soyfoods Month with U.S. Soy - U.S. Soy

As the U.S. celebrates National Soyfoods Month, Will McNair, director of oil and human pro...

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Andrew Chronister
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Topics: Crop Dusting, Drones UAV,

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Andrew Chronister
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Topics: Crop Dusting, Drones UAV,

Drone spraying and spreading becoming reality

Drone manufacturers are pushing ahead making drone spraying and spreading a practical reality.

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John LaRose Jr.
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Topics: Organic, Hobby Farming, Urban Farming,

The Self-Sufficient Backyard

Take Advantage of Our 40 Years Experience Living Off The Grid and Turn Your Home Into a Se...

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John LaRose Jr.
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Topics: Economics, Sustainability, Ag Europe, Government / Policies, Weather,

Alternative food strategy sets out how to cut agricultural emissions

Report by 70 environmental and climate groups puts Green Party in difficult position

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For an Iowa farmer, corn and soybean prices are "double what we could sell months ago" - Marketplace

Farmer April Hemmes says exports are strong and a supply shortage is pushing up prices.

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TOPIC(S): Dairy,

04/28/2021 SOURCE: www.abc.net.au

Dairy farmers welcome Labor vow to give them a champion

NSW Labor has committed to establishing a dairy and fresh food commissioner to provide an independent voice for the industry.

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Farming without disturbing soil could cut agriculture's climate impact by 30% – new research

Drilling instead of tilling the soil to plant seeds could help the ground store more carbon.

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John LaRose Jr.
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Topics: Commodities, Markets/Pricing, Agriculture Global, Economics, Ag India, Coronavirus/COVID,

View: Prices for agri commodities are surging. It won't last

A push higher in food prices is to be expected as developed countries start returning to normal after a year of pandemic.

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Can You Dig It? Citrus Soil Health Study Gets $500K in Backing

Celebrating National Soyfoods Month with U.S. Soy - U.S. Soy

thedailyscoop.com

Drone spraying and spreading becoming reality

The Self-Sufficient Backyard

Alternative food strategy sets out how to cut agricultural emissions

For an Iowa farmer, corn and soybean prices are "double what we could sell months ago" - Marketplace

Dairy farmers welcome Labor vow to give them a champion

Farming without disturbing soil could cut agriculture's climate impact by 30% – new research

View: Prices for agri commodities are surging. It won't last

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