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Attacking the Weeds, Enjoying the Wildflowers and Knowing the Difference
Farming · Minnesota

Attacking the Weeds, Enjoying the Wildflowers and Knowing the Difference

85% Right coverage: 13 sources
“What are those? Weeds?” Though I knew my mom was irritated by the question and the disdainful look on the face of the woman who was sneering at the bluebells along the sidewalk in the backyard, she didn’t react. Instead, my mom said “No” and explained that they were wildflowers that she enjoyed seeing bloom every July. After our visitor left, my mom, who was more miffed than she had shown, commented to me that she didn’t know why someone would …See the Story
Superior Grain Equipment feels the impact of June storms
Agriculture · Grand Forks

Superior Grain Equipment feels the impact of June storms

92% Right coverage: 12 sources
The June storms that rushed through the region destroyed countless grain storage facilities. Now farmers are seeking to rebuild before this harvest season.See the Story
Farming Remains Deadliest Profession in Britain
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Farming Remains Deadliest Profession in Britain

34% Center coverage: 3 sources
Farming is the UK’s deadliest job, with 23 fatalities in 2024/25. Farm Safety Week highlights data on agricultural deaths, injuries and safety.See the Story

Ranchers found guilty of animal mistreatment and illegal sales

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Organic Angus producer invests in sustainable farming in granite country

Discover how Landtasia Organic Farms combines organic cattle farming and composting in NSW's Southern Tablelands for sustainable growth.Farming · New South WalesSee the Story

Child care centers grow their own food with North Dakota Agriculture Department grant

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Research shows why crops and livestock are better together

STREETER, N.D. — Whether producers were looking for tips on crops or cattle at the Central Grasslands Research Extension Center's annual field day, they quickly learned that thinking about all sorts of living things might be the key to improving their bottom line. The field day — the first of North Dakota State University's long list of field days planned for July — was held July 14 at the research center near Streeter. A big focus of the resear…Research · RochesterRead Article

I'll Choose the Back Country Roads over the Crowded Interstate

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It appeared to be no way to get around it. The “it’’ involved the crowded traffic arteries that flow through and around the Twin Cities. The summer camp for our daughter Rachel is located several miles north of the metropolitan area. The most direct route to the camp included Interstates 35, 94 and 494, which is well known both for snarled traffic and speeds. With experience following directions from farmers involving turning left at the large o…AgricultureSee the Story

Grain and livestock markets end the week with strength on trade, weather potential

“It doesn’t get much better than this.” That’s how Jamie Dickerman of the Red River Farm Network described the finish to the grain and livestock markets on Friday, July 18, during the Agweek Market Wrap. He shared in the joy with Randy Martinson, president of Martinson Ag Risk Management, who concurred that it was nearly unanimous strength across the board. Corn and soybeans each had a few strong days to end the week. Wheat managed to hit new co…Trade · RochesterRead Article

Ranchers sue to revamp North Dakota Beef Commission appointment process

60% Right coverage: 5 sources
BISMARCK, N.D. (North Dakota Monitor) — A new lawsuit filed by a group of independent North Dakota ranchers alleges that Gov. Kelly Armstrong and private associations have too much power over who serves on the North Dakota Beef Commission’s board. The primary role of the Beef Commission is to decide how to use the money the state raises through checkoffs. Checkoffs are a small fee that ranchers pay on cattle sales. The proceeds are used for prom…United States · United StatesSee the Story

Wheat Prices Face Pressure in Mid-July

67% Right coverage: 3 sources
The spring wheat market came under some pressure as the middle of July rolled around and continued as the growing season advanced.InflationSee the Story

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