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Missouri farmers appear to have grown more corn and soybeans last year than in 2012.Figures from the U.S. Department of Agriculture show Missouri farmers…
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The University of Missouri Extension is warning that recent wet weather increases the chances of diseases developing in corn and soybeans.Agronomy…
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Farmers in Missouri, Illinois and much of the Midwest are having a tough time getting their corn planted. The US Department of Agriculture says in
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The vast majority of the corn and soybeans in United States grow from seeds that have been genetically modified. The technology is barely 30 years old and…
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Now that it’s Thanksgiving, the eating season has begun. Coming up we’ll take a look at how the U.S. helps feed the world, but first, let’s take a look in…
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While the U.S. remains the world’s biggest supplier of corn, American farmers will lose a portion of the global corn market this year.The Midwest drought…
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Growing across the Midwest is a strain of hybrid corn that should perform well under the driest conditions. Harvest Public Media’s Rick Fredericksen says…
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The sub-par corn harvest of 2012 is coming in early, after the worst growing conditions in more than 2 decades.“We’ve been really dry all summer," farmer…
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Several days of rain brought some relief to farmers in the nation's midsection as they contend with the worst drought in the U.S. in decades.The rain was…
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Livestock producers are watching their feed costs rise with corn prices and taking their concerns to Washington D.C. The Environmental Protection Agency…