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Fertility drugs, nature better than horse roundups
A scathing independent scientific review of wild horse roundups in the West concludes the U.S. government would be better off investing in widespread fertility control of the mustangs and let nature cull any excess herds instead of spending millions to house them in overflowing holding pens.
Wednesday, June, 05, 2013 - Associated Press - News

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The push for nonGMO
In Connecticut, Vermont and Maine, at least one chamber of the state legislature has approved bills that would require the labeling of foods that contain genetically modified ingredients, and similar legislation is pending in more than two dozen other states.
Monday, June, 03, 2013 - New York Times News Service - News

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Calculating success in an AI program
Knowing the difference between conception rate and pregnancy rate has a big impact on a cattle producer’s bottom line, says Kalyn Waters, South Dakota State University Extension cow-calf field specialist.
Monday, June, 03, 2013 - South Dakota State University Extension Service - News

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Reducing shrinkage
The current costly feed prices mean producers should examine all aspects of the dairy for opportunities that improve efficiencies to reduce shrinkage or waste.
Monday, June, 03, 2013 - Agweek - News

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Pork industry hunts for deadly pig virus
While the U.S. imports millions of pigs each year from Canada, it imports pigs from virtually no other country, and no Canadian cases of PEDV have been confirmed. Veterinarians and epidemiologists say pigs are infected through oral means and that the virus is not airborne and does not occur spontaneously in nature.
Monday, June, 03, 2013 - Reuters - News

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Planting plans wash out
The wet, late spring has wiped out any chance of North Dakota’s Cavalier County shattering its corn acreage this year.
Monday, June, 03, 2013 - Forum News Service - News

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Hydropower from ag ditches pushed in Congress
As costs mount to repair aging water supply networks and make them more efficient in the face of recurring drought, irrigation district managers say the electricity from small hydropower projects could be sold to provide money to help cover their expenses.
Monday, June, 03, 2013 - Associated Press - News

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Latest news
American Crystal Sugar employees return to work, rainfall soaks counties in North Dakota and Minnesota, and the drought eases in parts of SD.
Monday, June, 03, 2013 - Agweek - News

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Conservation vital element of farm bill
Every U.S. citizen is affected by the farm bill. That includes farmers and ranchers, of course, but also the majority of Americans who enjoy clean water, affordable food and the outdoors.
Monday, June, 03, 2013 - Agweek - Opinion

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Tiling as a tool
There’s much discussion about the forecast accuracy and the area’s preparations for flooding. While the initial forecasts were worrisome, we’re fortunate that this year wasn’t as challenging as first predicted.
Monday, June, 03, 2013 - Agweek - Opinion

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Water supplies stressed
Groundwater resources have shrunk by 1,000 cubic kilometers since 1900 as the amount of water extracted exceeds the rate at which aquifers are recharged, according to “Groundwater depletion in the United States.”
Monday, June, 03, 2013 - Reuters - Opinion

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Circular economics
Hardie has been pushing a small-scale “designer fertilizer” concept (also called “smart nitrogen” and “enhanced efficiency fertilizer”). The $20 million units stand in contrast to $1.5 billion projects that some of his friends in the corn industry are promoting for commodity nitrogen.
Monday, June, 03, 2013 - Agweek - News

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Expanding in Africa
Wallie Hardie is a Richland County, N.D., farmer, but in the past two years, he and his son Josh have become farmers in Africa, too.
Monday, June, 03, 2013 - Agweek - News

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Rains hammer Cass, Clay counties
Some fields may need to be replanted.
Thursday, May, 30, 2013 - Agweek - News

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Much of SD sees ease in drought
Recent thunderstorms have eased the drought in much of South Dakota, but some western areas of the state remain dry, state climatologist Dennis Todey said Tuesday.
Wednesday, May, 29, 2013 - Associated Press - News

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Expanding planting
High crop prices entice farms to turn available land over to crop production
Tuesday, May, 28, 2013 - Associated Press - News

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Miscanthus for biofuels
Scientists develop ‘green’ pretreatment
Tuesday, May, 28, 2013 - University of Illinois - News

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Food accessibility
The concept of the availability of food involves issues of production and distribution. The availability of food means there is sufficient food — physical availability at the household, community, state or international levels to provide food for everyone.
Tuesday, May, 28, 2013 - Agweek - Opinion

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Expert in your field
Agronomists play a key role in area agriculture
Tuesday, May, 28, 2013 - Agweek - News

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Senate debates farm bill
In a major victory for the sugar grower industry, the Senate voted against an amendment by Sen. Jeanne Shaheen, D-N.H., to change the program. The vote was 45 in favor and 54 against.
Tuesday, May, 28, 2013 - Agweek - News

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