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'I do not want to go back' | News, Sports, Jobs - Marshall Independent - Vimarsana News

'I do not want to go back' | News, Sports, Jobs - Marshall Independent

The farm crisis of the 1980s left a serious impact — not only on U.S. agriculture, but on the level of local farms and communities across southwest Minnesota,

Uncertain outlook for 2024 farm bill - Vimarsana News

Uncertain outlook for 2024 farm bill

Since the U.S. Congress extended the 2018 farm bill for 2024, farmers will have the option to enroll their base acres in either the Agriculture Risk Coverage or Price Loss Coverage programs for the upcoming growing season.

Marion County FSA Office Now Accepting Continuous CRP Offers - Vimarsana News

Marion County FSA Office Now Accepting Continuous CRP Offers

Marion County FSA Office Now Accepting Continuous CRP Offers

Ag department encourages producers to consider forest management incentive - Vimarsana News

Ag department encourages producers to consider forest management incentive

BANGOR — The U.S. Department of Agriculture is offering financial assistance to agricultural producers and private landowners enrolled in its Conservation Reserve Program to improve the health of their forests. The Forest Management Incentive, available through USDA’s Farm Service Agency, can help participants with forest management practices, such as brush management and prescribed burning. “Healthy […]

Legacy of 2023 drought plagues livestock producers this winter - Vimarsana News

Legacy of 2023 drought plagues livestock producers this winter

Across the state, ranchers have reported tight or insufficient feed levels following 2023’s low hay yields and poor hay quality. Many have had to buy more hay to supplement their own stocks, with above-normal hay prices cutting into their bottom lines. Non-feed costs are also creeping higher.