Fall brings us into harvest with all of its splendor and colours. Mother Nature has been very generous this fall with eye catching sights. Captured here is the dust from the soybean harvest hovering over the field. Views like this keep the calm during such a busy time. Vogel Photo
By Terry TinkessAgriNews Staff Writer According to a mid-year review prepared by Farm Credit...
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Mark Comfort was awarded the International Person of the Year award at this year’s 2022 World...
From the left: Lill Smith, Jennifer Hyland-Waldroff, Fayd Alhattab, Jill Robinson and Kenda...
Courtesy Photo By Terry TinkessAgriNews Staff Writer In some ways, you could say that Henderson...
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Tammy and David HartCourtesy Photo NEWINGTON – On Sept. 19, Tammy and David Hart of South...
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Some of the first signs of fall is the harvesting of corn silage. The silage was flying in the...
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