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● Are agricultural ETFs in crossfire as US-Iran war disrupts food chain?● Spring Outlook 2026: Drought forecasted to expand in U.S. West, parts of Plains — NOAA● Illinois Manufacturers Association sees farm bill as opportunity to spur economic growth● Rising fuel prices due to the conflict in the Middle East are increasing transportation costs for farmers● How to Calibrate Your Planter for Better Emergence and Stand Uniformity● Vertical Farms Tried to Compete With Open Field Farming. It Isn’t Going Well.● Could the Iran War and Higher Energy Prices Trigger the Next Bull Cycle in the Grain Markets?● Iowa State cruises to the second round of the NCAA Tournament● A mild to warm continues across much of the Heartland; a limited precip pattern for most● War-driven fertilizer costs push European farmers to change crop plans● What does the March heat wave mean for fire season?● Fornstrom testifies before U.S. Senate committee on diesel emissions policy● What this week’s selloff really means● Breaking Down the Long-Term Fertilizer Supply Crisis — It’s Not Pretty● USDA disaster relief available for some weather-related losses● Mid-March Heat Wave Shatters Records in the West — Is This a 2012-Style Setup?● Why I proposed a bill to replace Cesar Chavez Day with Farmworker Day● Cattle placements rise 4% on year, marketings down 7%● Nebraska Ag Secretary’s visit to wildfires as governor acknowledges shortcomings● Op-Ed: Can corn continue to reign for the next 250 years? ⋯ ⋯ ⋯ ● Are agricultural ETFs in crossfire as US-Iran war disrupts food chain?● Spring Outlook 2026: Drought forecasted to expand in U.S. West, parts of Plains — NOAA● Illinois Manufacturers Association sees farm bill as opportunity to spur economic growth● Rising fuel prices due to the conflict in the Middle East are increasing transportation costs for farmers● How to Calibrate Your Planter for Better Emergence and Stand Uniformity● Vertical Farms Tried to Compete With Open Field Farming. It Isn’t Going Well.● Could the Iran War and Higher Energy Prices Trigger the Next Bull Cycle in the Grain Markets?● Iowa State cruises to the second round of the NCAA Tournament● A mild to warm continues across much of the Heartland; a limited precip pattern for most● War-driven fertilizer costs push European farmers to change crop plans● What does the March heat wave mean for fire season?● Fornstrom testifies before U.S. Senate committee on diesel emissions policy● What this week’s selloff really means● Breaking Down the Long-Term Fertilizer Supply Crisis — It’s Not Pretty● USDA disaster relief available for some weather-related losses● Mid-March Heat Wave Shatters Records in the West — Is This a 2012-Style Setup?● Why I proposed a bill to replace Cesar Chavez Day with Farmworker Day● Cattle placements rise 4% on year, marketings down 7%● Nebraska Ag Secretary’s visit to wildfires as governor acknowledges shortcomings● Op-Ed: Can corn continue to reign for the next 250 years?

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