Washington - Corn prices dipped today in response to the federal government's prediction that farmers will plant more corn this year than they have in any season since 1944. That means farmers might have to delay putting corn seed into the ground by a few weeks, which could ultimately cut into their yields come fall harvest. For farmers directly impacted, that's bad because they'll have less corn to sell, but for investors it means that corn prices might stay high despite the large crop....

Posted on Sunday, April 01, 2007 Email ThisPrint This Program Provides Help For Disabled Farmers, Ranchers People involved in agriculture love what they do, despite the inherent dangers of working around large and unruly livestock, working long hours outside under all sorts of environmental conditions and operating heavy lifting and hauling equipment. Posted on Sunday, April 01, 2007 Email ThisPrint This Program Provides Help For Disabled Farmers, Ranchers People involved in agriculture...

Now, crop farmers can use GPS to develop their own controlled traffic farming systems -without changes in field terrain often associated with tram lines, ridges or strips. Placing equipment in the exact same track across the field every time using GPS can be expensive, but using less expensive/less accurate global positioning systems may not meet the farmer's expectations when used for controlled traffic farming, said Gary Wagner, who speaks regularly to farmers about precision...

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Sponsored by the local Future Farmers of America chapter, the two-day event brings in local students and teaches them about the history and importance of farming. On Friday, preschoolers to eighth graders got an up-close look at livestock, antique farm equipment and the school s greenhouse. Active MHS alumni organize the event, coordinating with area farmers to bring in the animals and tractors. Farm Day, which started in 2004, expanded this year to include an extra day on Saturday that is...

According to the organizers of the largest exhibition for the construction and mining industries BAUMA (April 23-29, Munich, Germany), it is for the first time in the history of the exhibition, that a Russian company, the Concern Tractor plants , is taking part in the exhibition in full scale and is demonstrating products with CHETRA- brand. According to the organizers of the largest exhibition for the construction and mining industries BAUMA (April 23-29, Munich, Germany), it is for the...