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From the Southeast Missourian Many farmers across the Midwest are abandoning ruined corn crops and salvaging what they can to feed to their animals, especially cattle. A University of Missouri veterinary professor says farmers need to be careful when feeding drought-damaged corn to their livestock. Tom Evans is an associate…
A small band of activists and scientists believe that farming done the right way can remove carbon from the atmosphere. It doesn’t matter if you think global warming is caused by humans or not, we just need to stop it and this seems like a win-win solution. We actually know…
From CattleFax The USDA National Agricultural Statistics Service recently published the 2012 cash rent estimates for pasture and cropland. The estimates include data from more than 240,000 farms and ranches across the United States. Pasture cash rent rates across the country remained even compared to 2011 at $11/acre. However, there…
Courtesy of the National Cattlemen’s Beef Association. According to the USDA, roughly 70 percent of cattle producing regions are suffering from drought conditions. More than half (50.3 percent) of all counties in the United States have been designated disaster areas by USDA in 2012, mainly due to drought. To respond…