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● Gov. Braun Seeks Federal Emergency Declaration After Storms Batter Indiana● American-made ag drones are catching up — fast● Lake Powell, nation’s second-largest reservoir, hits record-low level● Russia attacked a grain silo in the Sumy region; one person was injured● Promising Agriculture Stocks To Watch Now● Crown-Cut Veneer Market to Reach USD 3.2B by 2035 as Electronics Demand Surges to 27% Share● Unlocking Asian markets: grains industry, government must unite for growth● Beef Prices Surge 23%: Cattle Herd at 75-Year Low, Recovery Expected by 2028-2029● Gov. Braun Seeks Federal Emergency Declaration After Storms Batter Indiana● Growing Squeeze on U.S. Produce as Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Imports Have Increased 70% Since 2010, American Farm Bureau Federation Reports● She Paid Off Her House Years Ago. On Social Security, the Taxes and Upkeep Are Pricing Her Out Anyway● USDA-DHS action good first step on cattle trafficking; R-CALF USA urges continued border closure● Nebraska Recovery Roundup: Emergency haying and grazing CRP acres● House okays bill seeking stronger crop insurance for farmers● Tyson to close more beef plants as cattle shortage drags on● How farmers can tap into natural disaster assistance programs● Drought, floods and freezes force Ohio farmers to rethink how they grow your food● Old Farmer’s Almanac 2026 fall forecast: When will your state finally cool off?● Top 5 Things to Watch: El Nino Data; Cattle on Feed Report; Weather Systems for Week Ahead● Hurricane Lala Threatens Hawaii Farms Still Recovering From March Floods ⋯ ⋯ ⋯ ● Gov. Braun Seeks Federal Emergency Declaration After Storms Batter Indiana● American-made ag drones are catching up — fast● Lake Powell, nation’s second-largest reservoir, hits record-low level● Russia attacked a grain silo in the Sumy region; one person was injured● Promising Agriculture Stocks To Watch Now● Crown-Cut Veneer Market to Reach USD 3.2B by 2035 as Electronics Demand Surges to 27% Share● Unlocking Asian markets: grains industry, government must unite for growth● Beef Prices Surge 23%: Cattle Herd at 75-Year Low, Recovery Expected by 2028-2029● Gov. Braun Seeks Federal Emergency Declaration After Storms Batter Indiana● Growing Squeeze on U.S. Produce as Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Imports Have Increased 70% Since 2010, American Farm Bureau Federation Reports● She Paid Off Her House Years Ago. On Social Security, the Taxes and Upkeep Are Pricing Her Out Anyway● USDA-DHS action good first step on cattle trafficking; R-CALF USA urges continued border closure● Nebraska Recovery Roundup: Emergency haying and grazing CRP acres● House okays bill seeking stronger crop insurance for farmers● Tyson to close more beef plants as cattle shortage drags on● How farmers can tap into natural disaster assistance programs● Drought, floods and freezes force Ohio farmers to rethink how they grow your food● Old Farmer’s Almanac 2026 fall forecast: When will your state finally cool off?● Top 5 Things to Watch: El Nino Data; Cattle on Feed Report; Weather Systems for Week Ahead● Hurricane Lala Threatens Hawaii Farms Still Recovering From March Floods

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