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    • ACRE, DCP Deadline Approaching
      ACRE, DCP Deadline Approaching

      USDA's Farm Service Agency reminds farmers and ranchers that ACRE deadline is June 3; DCP deadline is August 2.

    • St. Louis Fed Finds Q1 Farm Income Higher Than Expected

    • 7 Things You Might Have Missed This Week

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    • Country Of Origin Labeling Survey Finds Consumer Support
      Country Of Origin Labeling Survey Finds Consumer Support

      NFU says consumer survey proves Country of Origin labeling is needed

    • USDA Detects Porcine Epidemic Diarrhea Virus

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    Web Exclusives

    • Southern Farm Show Attendees Are A Diverse Group In 2013
      Southern Farm Show Attendees Are A Diverse Group In 2013

      Nearly 18% of those responding to SFS survey farm 1,000-plus acres.

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    Planting Delays Return After Open WeekPlanting Delays Return After Open Week

    Farmers seeded a lot of corn last week, but rains return to stall progress. (Audio)
    ACRE, DCP Deadline Approaching
    St. Louis Fed Finds Q1 Farm Income Higher Than Expected
    7 Things You Might Have Missed This Week
    Traders Might Find Cattle on Feed Report Bearish

    Corn Illustrated Weekly

    • The Corn Plant is Amazing Indeed
      The Corn Plant is Amazing Indeed

      Rapid growth phase will be here before you know it.

    • The 2013 Season is a Mixed Bag So Far

    • Determine What Sets Corn Plants Back

    Blogs

    • The Daily Dig

      The Daily Dig

      Central Iowa Expo grounds provide entertainment for everyone. From the rock-star to the rock-star farmer, the grounds provide multiple purposes of use

      Jessica Lavicky

    • My Generation

      My Generation

      A look at the stories we never tell, and the stories that just take awhile to make it to print.

      Holly Spangler

    • Farmer Iron

      Farmer Iron

      Planting progress may be lagging, but when the temps and conditions are right farmers definitely are on the move.

      Willie Vogt

    • The Bigger Picture

      The Bigger Picture

      Visitors to Husker Harvest and Farm Progress Show can find everything they need in the official program.

      Frank Holdmeyer

    Market Columns

    • Morning Market Review by Bryce Knorr

      Morning Market Review by Bryce Knorr

      Traders discount delays to corn planting after an open week. (These comments are updated by 7:30 a.m. Central Time)

      by Bryce Knorr

    • Afternoon Recap by Paul Burgener

      Afternoon Recap by Paul Burgener

      Old crop corn and soybeans picked up double digit gains in today's trading as concerns about tight supplies and continuing shipping issues in South America boost the markets.

      by Paul Burgener

    • Livestock Call by John Otte

      Livestock Call by John Otte

      Beef cutouts cannot rise indefinitely as cash fed cattle and futures slip, hogs look toppy, despite seasonally tightening supplies

      by John Otte

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