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AgFax Weekend: Rural Broadband – $22Bln | Property Taxes Rising
In this week’s AgFax Weekend – Rural Broadband – $22Bln | Property Taxes Rising | and more.
Federal Reserve: Beige Book – Observations on the Ag Economy
On Wednesday, the Federal Reserve Board released its April 2019 Beige Book update, a summary of commentary on current economic conditions by Federal Reserve District. The report included several observations pertaining […]
Farm Taxes and Vehicle Depreciation – What are the Rules? – DTN
I’m writing this article as my “break” from reviewing tax returns. Let me tell you, this has been a challenging year! Between new tax laws, new tax forms and certain […]
Drought Monitor Weekly: Mostly Wet, Southwest Stays Dry
Summary Two rapidly-moving strong storm systems, one “bombing out” in the central Plains during mid-week while a second storm intensified over the middle Mississippi Valley during the weekend, brought severe […]
NOAA Seasonal Drought Outlook – May, June, July
Drought coverage continues to decrease across the Lower 48 states, after a relatively wet winter for many areas. CPC’s monthly and seasonal precipitation outlooks, valid for May and May-Jun-Jul (MJJ) […]
Georgia Peanuts: 2019 Thrips Preview – Don’t Cut the Seed Treatments
Every spring I post an article on this blog about early season thrips management in peanut. The most important difference between 2019 and the previous five years is probably the […]
Georgia: Valley Irrigation Opens New Distribution Center In Tifton, Marks 18 Years There
Valley Irrigation is celebrating 18 years in Tifton, Georgia, with an expansion into a larger distribution center (DC) that serves the eastern United States. “We were the first irrigation company […]
Digital Farming: Technology Will Drive Your Farm into the Future – DTN
Henderson Farms put two John Deere 1795 planters out into its north Alabama fields this spring mounting RTK guidance systems. “When you’re pulling the planter on a drawbar with a […]
Arkansas Peanuts: The Importance of Inoculants
Peanut planting in the South-Central region and Arkansas typically begins in April when the soil temperatures at 4-in. deep are consistently above 65°F. So, planting season is just around the […]
South Carolina Field Reports: Corn Planting Making Progress
Crop Progress and Condition for the Week Ending April 14, 2019. County Comments Rusty Skipper, Horry County Much of the corn planted has started to emerge. Horry County farmers prepared […]
