The New World screwworm parasite is rapidly approaching the U.S. border,
with the closest confirmed case now just 25 miles away in Mexico's Coahuila
state. USDA is aggressively combating the threat through border surveillance,
sterile fly releases, and expanded monitoring while stressing that the pest
poses no food safety risk, but is a serious danger to U.S. livestock.
BLatest NWS Case Is 25 Miles From US
A federal court is nearing a decision on whether expert witness Shaun
Ledgerwood can testify in a class-action lawsuit alleging Archer Daniels
Midland manipulated ethanol markets.
4^ADM Ethanol Lawsuit Nears Key Ruling
Cultivating corn is a bit of a lost art on the farm. No-till practices
have made cultivation nearly obsolete on many row-crop farms. One cultivating
implement decades ago was called a "go devil." Some farmers might have referred
to this as a "go dig," and others might have called it a "corn sled." What did
you call it?
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Strong friendships provide crucial emotional support, accountability and
shared wisdom that can help senior generations navigate difficult leadership
transitions.
BFamily Business Matters
Amid drought, El Nino and crop input concerns, ABARES gave a pessimistic
June outlook for the 2026-27 winter crop potential.
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