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Rain Brings Relief to Indiana Crops
Indiana Ag Connection - 08/09/2022
Scattered showers throughout the State helped maintain crop and pasture conditions, according to Nathanial Warenski, state statistician, USDA NASS, Indiana Field Office. Soil moisture levels decreased slightly from the previous week, with 69 percent of topsoil moisture reported as adequate or surplus.
The average temperature for the week was 77.5 degrees Fahrenheit, 4.6 degrees above normal for the Stat . . .
Indiana Farm Real Estate Values Up 14 Percent
Indiana Ag Connection - 08/09/2022
INFB Young Farmer, Ag Professional Award Finalists Announced
Indiana Ag Connection - 08/09/2022
USDA Invests $14.5 Million in Taxpayer Education, Program Outreach
Indiana Ag Connection - 08/09/2022
State Farmers to Serve on U.S. Grains Council Board
Indiana Ag Connection - 08/09/2022
Appointees Named to Indiana FSA State Committee
Indiana Ag Connection - 08/09/2022
Purdue Summer Session Sets Record, Shows Strong Demand for Education
Indiana Ag Connection - 08/08/2022
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National & World Ag Briefs |
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Wheat, Soybean Inspections Drive Up Total by Nearly 10%
USAgNet - 08/09/2022
Rains Quench Argentina's Struggling Wheat Crop
USAgNet - 08/09/2022
NCGA Pleased with Inflation Reduction Bill
USAgNet - 08/09/2022
Bill Would Prevent Chinese Investors From Owning U.S. Farmland
USAgNet - 08/09/2022
Farm Bureau Calls for Transparency in Poultry Industry
USAgNet - 08/09/2022
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