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AMY'S RANCH SLANTS Ag United and South Dakota's True Environmentalists
Agriculture faces increasing scrutiny from people and organizations that are far-removed from the land and the sources of their food. Our food doesnt come from a grocery storetheyre just the distribut...
Posted on 8/14/12 at 8:00 PM
STAFF BLOG REPUBLIC INSIDER Corn yield forecast at record high
You know it's a strange summer in South Dakota when your sprinkler-less lawn never goes brown. It seems like every time the ground has gotten even the slightest bit dry this summer, we've received mor...
Posted on 9/11/09 at 4:51 AM
GUEBERT: Land prices reach nutty levels
How long will this all last? About 10 minutes longer than the end of mandated ethanol use.
By Alan Guebert , April 04, 2013
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Field work: Will it start early, late?
Farmers wonder if planting will look like 2011 or 2012.
By Mikkel Pates , March 07, 2013
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Women play larger role in today’s ag
But SD ranks last in nation in number of female owners operators.
By Tom Lawrence , February 16, 2013
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GUEBERT: Crop insurance pushing land prices 'to the moon'
Many ingredients go into the rocket fuel that pushes land values and rents to the moon: commodity prices, aggressive local farmers, excess machinery capacity, cheap labor, low interest rates, federal farm program benefits. A new, major ingredient, however, is federal crop insurance.
December 20, 2012
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Farm parody of popular song goes viral on Web
Kansas college student produces ‘I’m Farming and I Grow It’ to parody club hit 'I'm Sexy and I Know It.'
By ROXANA HEGEMAN , July 07, 2012
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GUEBERT: Dad always had the simple answers for small-farm life
A drive through central Illinois one sunny, dry day last week featured miles of black earth, dozens of fast-moving tractors pulling wide, dust-chasing corn planters and soybean drills and not one flatbed wagon or two-wheel trailer holding that day’s seed, fertilizer or fuel.
By Alan Guebert , May 17, 2012
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Fed regulators watch farm banks as soaring land prices draw bubble concern
WASHINGTON — When regulators come knocking at the Bank of Newman Grove, Neb., inquiring about loan risks, Chairman Jeffrey Gerhart has a “stress test” ready to show how his portfolio would fare if rural land prices dropped 25 percent. Or 50 percent. Or 75 percent.
By JOSHUA ZUMBRUN , October 07, 2011
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Brothers farming land near Ethan that has been in their family for decades
ETHAN — The Fergen boys are still working together on the family farm this harvest season.
By Tom Lawrence , September 29, 2011
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Ad blitz touts farmers’ credentials, but some not sold
A recent ad campaign touted South Dakota farmers as “the true environmentalists,” but an environmental group says farmers still have some room for improvement.“The data suggests that some farmers are doing a really fabulous job, but the majority of farmers have a fair piece to go to be able to call themselves the first environmentalists,” said Craig Cox, senior vice president of the Environmental Working Group. “There are really major outstanding conservation and environmental problems that we have not solved yet related to agricultural production.”
By Austin Kaus , May 14, 2010
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