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It’s rare to find four academics raising objections to the biofuel and byproducts that will use one out of three bushels of corn grown this year.

Alan relates Labor Day to his father working diligently on his farm and how Howard came to be the family herdsman.

Although there is little hope that a "producer-owned" meatpacking plant will ever be built, two groups of investors are talking of building plants.

Europe has experienced all-time high temperatures this summer. Crops and rivers have suffered. U.S. farmers may muddle through better than others.

Alan Guebert discusses Paul Samuelson vs. Milton Friedman economics as it relates to U.S. agriculture.

By itself, climate smart agriculture will claim half the windfall to bankroll many oversubscribed, underfunded farm and ranch programs like the Environmental Quality Improvement Program and the Conservation Security Program.

If farmers and ranchers really want to live the boast that they are “the first environmentalists,” then this proposed budget will help them prove it.

Alan Guebert reminisces on his familys yearly vacation, always taken in August.

Guebert discusses the highly detailed, little publicized "Blueprint to Save America" alternate budget by the House Republican Study Committee.

If the political polls are to be believed, November’s midterm election will sweep today’s Democrats out of power in the U.S. House of Representatives.