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● Rural America is suffering an economic crisis as crop prices plunge — ‘U.S. soybean farmers cannot survive a prolonged trade dispute’● Corn near 6-week high, soybeans firm as US crop ratings slip● 69% of U.S. corn, 65% of soybeans rated good to excellent● Steiger 715 and Gleaner S98 Steals: Machinery Pete’s Latest Used Farm Equipment Auction Deals● U.S. livestock: Cattle futures slip on demand concerns as beef prices turn lower● USDA’s corn and soybean good-to-excellent condition ratings fall● Markets react to drought and disease pressure in crops● CLAAS breaks ground on new $10 million research and development center in Omaha● Record year for Half Century of Progress● What Do Low Corn Futures Mean for Your 2025 Harvest Marketing Plan?● Corn Makes Fresh Highs While Soybeans Sink on Trade Woes● Corn Ear Drop Ahead Of Black Layer Signals Yield Loss Is Ahead● America’s Farm Labor Crisis: Can Immigration Reform Save Agriculture?● Wheat Exports: The Balancing Act of U.S. Wheat● Soy, corn basis fall at some processing facilities● An early-Autumn feel to yield to rapid warming; showers return to the Plains, northwestward● How Much Could the Flash Drought Cut Corn and Soybean Yields Due to a Poor Finish?● USDA to end Farm Labor Survey in landmark step toward H-2A, AEWR modernization● The Rising Scourge of Southern Rust in America’s Corn Belt● Ukraine Imposes 10% Export Duty on Soy and Rapeseed Until 2030 ⋯ ⋯ ⋯ ● Rural America is suffering an economic crisis as crop prices plunge — ‘U.S. soybean farmers cannot survive a prolonged trade dispute’● Corn near 6-week high, soybeans firm as US crop ratings slip● 69% of U.S. corn, 65% of soybeans rated good to excellent● Steiger 715 and Gleaner S98 Steals: Machinery Pete’s Latest Used Farm Equipment Auction Deals● U.S. livestock: Cattle futures slip on demand concerns as beef prices turn lower● USDA’s corn and soybean good-to-excellent condition ratings fall● Markets react to drought and disease pressure in crops● CLAAS breaks ground on new $10 million research and development center in Omaha● Record year for Half Century of Progress● What Do Low Corn Futures Mean for Your 2025 Harvest Marketing Plan?● Corn Makes Fresh Highs While Soybeans Sink on Trade Woes● Corn Ear Drop Ahead Of Black Layer Signals Yield Loss Is Ahead● America’s Farm Labor Crisis: Can Immigration Reform Save Agriculture?● Wheat Exports: The Balancing Act of U.S. Wheat● Soy, corn basis fall at some processing facilities● An early-Autumn feel to yield to rapid warming; showers return to the Plains, northwestward● How Much Could the Flash Drought Cut Corn and Soybean Yields Due to a Poor Finish?● USDA to end Farm Labor Survey in landmark step toward H-2A, AEWR modernization● The Rising Scourge of Southern Rust in America’s Corn Belt● Ukraine Imposes 10% Export Duty on Soy and Rapeseed Until 2030

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