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Much of the country has experienced drought and extreme heat this summer, and turfgrass lawns are feeling the pain.

This week, we all learned how France is arming up 3,000 new "green police" to arrest and prosecute people for so-called "climate crimes" which could mean almost anything, [...]

And putting that power and leverage in the hands ofov the community and the farmers and the people. and another thing illy, add is amos, this farmer doesnt uset any gasoline or any fertilizer . now, g as you know, these commodities have become very expensive because of bidenss. policies in regards to the war in ukraine and russia. so amoss has completely eliminated eliminated any risk coming from the international or domestic politics of the biden administration. and theyre coming after him for ...

Now is the time to renovate hay fields and pastures.

A major fertilizer producer in the European Union has halted production of key fertilizers as the gas crunch persists

Europe is currently grappling with its worst drought in half of a millennium, and corn crop yields are collapsing as a result

Dublin, Aug. 23, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The "Global Agrochemicals Market (Fertilizers, Herbicides, Fungicides & Insecticides): Insights &...

So there will be a lag time. our herd has been shrunk, but there will be a lag until that breeding herd is actually smaller and then we have the resulting higher prin grocery stores. for specialty crops, you could see prices increase immediately because the harvest is immediately contributing to decreased supply right off the bat. so it really depends on the items when and where consumers will see price increases. >> i come from a family of farmers. farming is one of the toughest and most reward...

Now is the time to renovate hay fields and pastures.

Probably only about four, five inches tall when normally theyre a foot, foot and a half. were usually on second cut right about now. our third cut would be end of september and it is not looking good for any of that. >> gosh, so youre obviously seeing huge shortage of hay then, right. what does that mean in general for your livelihood and also who you provide hay for? im sure the cow farmers are going to be lacking this season. >> yeah, no, absolutely. were looking at an increased cost and not j...