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OTTAWA — While the subject of green space is a nothing new to Ottawa’s village council, during their regular meeting on Monday, members took the dis

OTTAWA — While the subject of green space is a nothing new to Ottawa’s village council, during their regular meeting on Monday, members took the dis

Study Shows How Corn and Soybean Producers Benefit from U.S. Red Meat Exports

Western Corn Belt planting moves ahead, but drought fears linger Farmers in Iowa, Nebraska and South Dakota are making swift progress on planting after a cold April forced them to adjust their early planting plans. Written By: Michelle Rook | 5:31 am, May 10, 2021 After cold temperatures in April squashed hopes for an early planting season, farmers are making up for lost ground in the western Corn Belt. In northeast Nebraska, Belden farmer Jim Miller said they ...

AgweekTV Full Show: Planting progress, CBD extraction, soil health and salinity Planting is progressing at a near record pace in Iowa. Well also check in on how planting is going in Minnesota and the Dakotas. A company has added new equipment which will add more value to a new crop. On the Soil Health Minute, well get answers on how to manage those saline areas that keep robbing you of your yield. Written By: AgweekTV | 5:30 am, May 8, 2021 Planting is progressing at a near ...

WI faith leaders, law enforcement call for peaceful transition of power Unmute MADISON (WKOW) — As states across the US prepared for the potential of armed protesters and violence ahead of the inauguration, people across Wisconsin are calling for a peaceful transition of power. President-elect Joe Biden takes office on Wednesday in Washington, D.C. President Trump plans to be out of town then, but the FBI is warning groups are planning armed protests that could tu...