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5 ways 4-H, FFA or ag experiences grow our future - Vimarsana News

5 ways 4-H, FFA or ag experiences grow our future

Agriculture drives our future, economy, jobs, communities, food, fiber, fuel, flowers and so much more. What it looks and feels like in our towns and rural areas will be different in the future, but it’s our job to open doors and prepare our kids to be part of ag’s future.

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WOTUS hearings offer chance to speak out on proposed changes - Vimarsana News

WOTUS hearings offer chance to speak out on proposed changes

The Environmental Protection Agency and the Army Corps of Engineers are hosting the virtual public hearings on the Waters of the U.S. rule.

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U.S. agricultural exports face strong competition as countries around the world ramp up their trading games - Vimarsana News

U.S. agricultural exports face strong competition as countries around the world ramp up their trading games

Challenges that the United States faces include stiffer competition for agricultural exports from Brazil, which has lowered its shipping costs and the Ukraine, where rail transportation costs are low.

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Controlling cercospora leaf spot remains a priority for sugarbeet farmers - Vimarsana News

Controlling cercospora leaf spot remains a priority for sugarbeet farmers

“It still is the most important problem faced by growers in North Dakota and Minnesota,” said Mohamed Khan, North Dakota and University of Minnesota sugarbeet specialist.

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Palmer amaranth from sunflower screenings could cost North Dakota cattleman $30K per year - Vimarsana News

Palmer amaranth from sunflower screenings could cost North Dakota cattleman $30K per year

A Barnes County, N.D., rancher wonders why the North Dakota Department of Agriculture couldn't stop a Fargo, N.D., source of sunflower "screenings" as a feed product when they knew it had been partially banned in Minnesota for excessive Palmer amaranth weed seeds.

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