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● What does southern rust look like for 2026?● Not a golden age: ag economists warn of financial pressure on farmers● Center pivots create backdrop for conversation● Tracking the Farm Economy in Crisis● Farm group seeks policy change to help build fertilizer storage● Yes, it feels nice enough to plant, but beware of risks● Southeast Farmers Lean Into Corn in 2026● In Nebraska, wildfires are turning cattle ranching into a tricky business● Wheat recoups losses, corn firms as oil market recovers● USDA Releases Updated New World Screwworm Response Playbook● Analysis of the USDA planting intentions report● First Thing Today | USDA monthly WASDE, weekly export sales reports on deck● Testament to History | Lancaster County farm operating for 309 years as oldest farm in the state● Farmers Invited to Join National Study on Farming and Soil Health● Soybeans rise, corn and wheat fall ahead of WASDE report● ‘We’re in survival mode,’ Alabama row crop farmer, economist speak on struggles amid Strait of Hormuz closure● John Deere Moves Fast as EPA Loosens DEF Rules, Aiming to Cut Downtime for Farmers● Chicago wheat futures decline● EU wheat drops to six-week low● Farmland Market Adjusts While Banks Benefit from Growing Loan Demand ⋯ ⋯ ⋯       ● What does southern rust look like for 2026?● Not a golden age: ag economists warn of financial pressure on farmers● Center pivots create backdrop for conversation● Tracking the Farm Economy in Crisis● Farm group seeks policy change to help build fertilizer storage● Yes, it feels nice enough to plant, but beware of risks● Southeast Farmers Lean Into Corn in 2026● In Nebraska, wildfires are turning cattle ranching into a tricky business● Wheat recoups losses, corn firms as oil market recovers● USDA Releases Updated New World Screwworm Response Playbook● Analysis of the USDA planting intentions report● First Thing Today | USDA monthly WASDE, weekly export sales reports on deck● Testament to History | Lancaster County farm operating for 309 years as oldest farm in the state● Farmers Invited to Join National Study on Farming and Soil Health● Soybeans rise, corn and wheat fall ahead of WASDE report● ‘We’re in survival mode,’ Alabama row crop farmer, economist speak on struggles amid Strait of Hormuz closure● John Deere Moves Fast as EPA Loosens DEF Rules, Aiming to Cut Downtime for Farmers● Chicago wheat futures decline● EU wheat drops to six-week low● Farmland Market Adjusts While Banks Benefit from Growing Loan Demand

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