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Pasture conditions = Marketing Plan

A meteorologist in Lincoln, Neb., said we just wrapped up the second driest month of May ever on record. You all know how it works during dry periods– the rains are spotty. Someone can get a nice little shower, and the neighbor just two miles away gets nothing. Ecology I remember the first time I heard the word “desertification.” […]

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Plant-based meat predicted to rebound

By Tatiana Freitas A maker of veggie burgers and plant-based meat products backed by a multinational joint venture expects demand for fake meat to resume its exponential growth as food inflation eases and products improve. PlantPlus Foods Chief Executive Officer John Pinto said his company sees global sales of plant-based food surging to $30 billion […]

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Debt ceiling deal may clear way for farm bill

This week’s bipartisan agreement to suspend the debt ceiling until 2025 in exchange for various spending reforms may directly impact the farm bill’s chances this year. The bill, called the Fiscal Responsibility Act, made several eligibility changes to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP. Disagreement over these changes had been a major point of […]

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A country house that could pay for itself? The sprawling house that became one of Britain’s best-loved country hotels, now up for sale

Baslow Hall was saved from ruin and converted into a glorious country house hotel, but after 35 years the owners are retiring — giving somebody the chance to buy one of Derbyshire’s most beautiful homes while running a business that means it could pay for itself. Deep in Derbyshire’s Peak District, the historic village of Baslow, […]

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