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Farm Progress America, May 1, 2020

Max Armstrong talks mental health in a high-stress industry - agriculture Max Armstrong notes that these trying times are creating significant mental health impacts. Max shares insight on the issue...

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MORNING Midwest Digest, May 1, 2020

Max Armstrong talks about a moving population, mortgage rates, a cardboard boon and prom season. Nearly one-third of Americans are considering moving to more densely populated areas.Mortgage rates...

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Cow markets prove least-cost production

Feeder markets continue strangling value of gain out of existence. This week I finally got to take in a female auction and since I haven’t gotten to write much about females lately, I thought I’d just...

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Packing plant closings, states open up and planters roll

In this week's Around Farm Progress podcast we're digging in on coronavirus news, and we're getting a planting update from across the Corn Belt It's like there's nothing to talk about but coronavirus....

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Here’s why cattle health is unpredictable

Many of the reasons for bad health can be turned into actionable, positive outcomes. Recently I read an unusual statement by Dr. Tom Noffsinger of Benkelman, Nebraska, that high-risk calves sometimes...

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Ag orgs praise Trump

AFBF, NCBA, NPPC among organizations praising Trump for his leadership to ensure packers keep processing livestock. Six agricultural organizations are praising President Trump for his leadership...

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This Week in Agribusiness, May 2, 2020

Mike Pearson is manning the desk this week and Max Armstrong is again hosting from home as we talk about COVID-19’s continuing impact on agriculture and spring planting progress. Part 1Note: The video...

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Farm Progress America, May 4, 2020

Max Armstrong looks at one potential impact of coronavirus on land demand away from city centers Max Armstrong talks about the demand for land, not just farmland, and the potential rise in interest in...

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Tyson sinks with virus pushing up costs, cutting volumes

While the pandemic has meant higher retail sales volume, that hasn’t been enough to offset food-service losses. By Lydia MulvanyTyson Foods Inc. shares fell after the top U.S. meat supplier said...

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MORNING Midwest Digest, May 4, 2020

Max Armstrong talks about car jackings, a constitutional stay at home order, futures prices and planting progress, as well as interesting maps. Youth car jacking reports seem to be increasing in some...

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Farm Progress America, May 5, 2020

Max Armstrong looks at efforts to help farmers that may also support food banks Max Armstrong shares work of groups to help local food banks and help local farmers. Max shares the story of a Wisconsin...

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Tyson still opening and closing plants

Company says absenteeism and COVID-19 testing and cleaning continue to plague production. Tyson Foods in the last week announced it was closing one beef plant and re-opening a pork plant.On April 29,...

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MORNING Midwest Digest, May 5, 2020

Max Armstrong talks about home prices, planting progress, wheat condition, a growing GoFundMe account and the passing of a cross-maker. Prices for homes continue to rise.Corn planting progressed...

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MIDDAY Midwest Digest, May 5, 2020

Max Armstrong talks about tornado season, meat packing plant closures and teacher appreciation week. It's already been the deadliest tornado season in nine years.Thousands are still without power...

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Processor shutdowns will increase prices

CoBank report finds retail shortages and price inflation is nearly assured. According to a new report from CoBank’s Knowledge Exchange division, even if the reduction of processing capacity is...

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Farm Progress America, May 6, 2020

Max Armstrong offers insight on a farm-focused program that's bolstering at-home education Max Armstrong looks at the concern among parents and educators regarding home schooling. The American Farm...

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Meat processing plants are COVID-19 hot spots

It took a month to break the U.S. meat supply chain as disease spread quickly among employees who work elbow-to-elbow. By Mike DorningMore than half of workers at some American meat plants tested...

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MORNING Midwest Digest, May 6, 2020

Max Armstrong talks about a potential coronavirus vaccine, meat shortage and farm disaster prospects, as well as Disney character face masks. After four months, Pfizer has started testing humans with...

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25 years ago the world changed

African rancher unleashed a collective knowledge set on the world of ranching previously unseen. It is slowly coming to fruition. The beginning of the end for the way of life of fine watchmakers...

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Perdue outlines processing plant expectations

Updated: Missouri judge reaffirms USDA authority over meat packing plants. UpdatedA federal judge in Missouri dismissed a lawsuit brought by Smithfield meat packing plant workers who say the company...

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