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As long as he can remember, Bruce Pace wanted to be a farmer.
He belonged to 4-H and FFA growing up and showed hogs at the state fair with his brother.
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More farmers in Minnesota than any other state have used a voluntary USDA program that aims to improve, maintain and expand on-farm conservation practices.
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Written by Jonathan Eisenthal
The land that brothers Nathan and Sean Collins farm in Murdock, Minn., has been in production for 150 years.
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If I told you there was a piece of legislation that has reduced America’s dependence on foreign oil by 20 percent, supports 400,000 jobs, adds $43 billion to our gross domestic product,
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Want an example of on-farm conservation practices in action? Look no further than Jon Hansmeier.
The list of conservation practices that Hansmeier has implemented on 660 acres of cropland in a corn/soybean rotation on his farm in Foley is impressive.
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Who needs Google when you have the Minnesota CORNerstone blog? Every now and then we’ll bring you Corn Links, a collection of the latest corn and farming-related news,
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First it was the wet spring. Then an unseasonably cool July and early August. Now it’s lack of rain. The weather for many Minnesota corn farmers has come full circle this planting and growing season.
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Written by Wanda Patsche
I will be the first to admit that I am an electronic device “junkie!” I own and use a desktop computer,
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Well, don’t “blame” McDonald’s, that’s a little harsh. It’s a good thing for agriculture that McDonald’s is buying more chicken from farmers to meet demand for a new menu item.
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