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- Gov. Chet Culver’s proposed 10 percent across-the-board state budget cut will have a “dramatic effect” on the Iowa Department of Agriculture, state Agriculture Secretary Bill Northey says.
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- Harvest season is definitely upon us. The season has been fairly interesting. Much of the Midwest had a wet spring, then we somehow missed summer.
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- For many, a college degree usually means the promise of a job.
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- HARLAN --- When Ron and Maria Rosmann’s three sons went to college, they weren’t completely sure what would happen back on the farm.
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- Reducing the environmental footprint of the hog industry could simply be a matter of nutrition.
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- WASHINGTON, D.C. -- The USDA will distribute about $1.7 billion in CRP rental payments to participants across the country in fiscal 2010.
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- SEYMOUR -- Ray Cook, like many other farmers in Wayne County and South Central Iowa, had not started his harvest as of Oct. 8.
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- WASHINGTON, Iowa ith the fields too wet to finish the soybean harvest, Southeast Iowa farmer Jim Cuddeback had to switch to corn, something he doesn’t like to do.
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- WHITTEMORE -- The soybeans are not quite dry today.
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- HARLAN -- Jamie Fahn emptied his combine against an orange sunset, knowing he likely had just a few hours before showers soaked his Shelby County fields.
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- ELLIOTT -- Richard Kelley and his son, Dan, worked far into the night Sept. 30, knowing Mother Nature was about to halt their soybean harvest.
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- DUNCOMBE -- Larry Law is combining corn today, but he has no illusions about the yields in this field.
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- Bryant -- It’s Oct. 9, and Clinton County farmer Chris Matthiesen has yet to turn a wheel of his combine in the field.
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- ALBERT CITY -- The sun is shining in the middle of harvest season, but Tom Wessman is doing hog chores.
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- ROWLEY -- “Don’t call (the corn) bountiful because it is anything but,” Andy White said after unloading a grain cart into a semi.
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- A Purdue University researcher’s motto, “No plant left behind,” sums up his research on achieving increased grain yield for corn at higher plant densities.
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- MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Preliminary tests show three pigs in Minnesota may have contracted the H1N1 virus making them the first potential U.S. cases in swine, agricultural officials said. They stressed the finding does not threaten food safety.
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- For 2009, Silos & Smokestacks National Heritage Area (SSNHA) is changing up things with the annual Capture the Heart of America photo contest, according to a news release.
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- HOSPERS (AP) -- Officials say a fire at a pork processing plant in this Northwest Iowa city apparently was caused by an electrical problem.
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- CLARENCE, Mo -- Another video circulates the Internet regarding hogs housed in confinement buildings.