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- May- 2022 -19 May
Ag Informer – Farm Bureau Says Inflation a Burden for Years to Come
Overall consumer prices in April were 8.3% higher than a year ago, and America’s families can expect inflation to continue…
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Ag Informer – USDA Lowers Crop Expectations
USDA LOWERS NEW CROP CORN ESTIMATE IN FIRST 2022/2023 PROJECTION WASDE REPORT PROJECTS LARGER U.S. SOYBEAN STOCKS VS. YEAR EARLIER.…
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- 17 May
Ag Informer – Good News in the latest Crop Condition Report
Iowa Crop Progress and Condition Report May 9 – 15, 2022 DES MOINES, Iowa (May 16, 2022) – Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Mike Naig…
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Iowa Crop Progress & Condition Report – May 16
Farmers have been making significant progress across much of the state. Monday’s Iowa Crop Progress and Condition Report released by…
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Ag Informer – Farm Safety on the Road
Roadway Safety Considerations for Farm Equipment Operators Warmer temperatures and drier conditions are in the forecast and farmers will soon be…
Read More » - 13 May
Ag Informer – Land Prices Continue to Soar
The land market price acceleration that started a year ago continues its upward trend, says Doug Hensley, president of Iowa-based…
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- 12 May
Governor Reynolds Extends Planting Proclamation
Governor Kim Reynolds is extending the planting proclamation. The governor has signed an extension for the proclamation relating to the…
Read More » - 10 May
MV Students Participate in Progressive Ag Safety Day
Progressive Agriculture Safety Day was held at Maquoketa Valley High School on Friday, April 29th with over 150 students, teachers,…
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Ag Informer – Crop Inputs Remain a Concern
30% of Faraving Trouble Finding Essential Crop Inputs for This Year Diesel prices are at record levels. The prices of…
Read More » - 9 May
Ag Informer – Corn Planting Slowest Since 2013
Corn Planting Progress the Slowest Since 2013 As of May 1, USDA estimates 14% of the U.S. corn crop has…
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