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27 Oct 2015
By Richard OswaldDTN Special Correspondent LANGDON, Mo. (DTN) -- "I did absolutely nothing over the week." That's how DTN View From the Cab farmer Lane Robinson described the last few days. But that's not entirely true. While there to attend a family wedding and catch up since his last visit 30 years ago, Lane used free time to learn about part of...
27 Oct 2015
By Marcia Zarley Taylor DTN Executive Editor and Elizabeth Williams DTN Special Correspondent KANSAS CITY (DTN) -- Agricultural bankers are bracing for a wave of farm losses this harvest, but thanks to surprisingly high corn and soybean yields, the washout could be far less than some had predicted only a few months ago. "Most bankers would describe...
27 Oct 2015
By Marcia Zarley Taylor DTN Executive Editor and Elizabeth Williams DTN Special Correspondent KANSAS CITY (DTN) -- Agricultural bankers are bracing for a wave of farm losses this harvest, but thanks to surprisingly high corn and soybean yields, the washout could be far less than some had predicted only a few months ago. "Most bankers would describe...
26 Oct 2015
By Todd NeeleyDTN Staff Reporter OMAHA (DTN) -- For the third time this year, an agency of the World Health Organization has dealt a blow to agriculture, this time issuing a finding that processed meats such as hot dogs and bacon are "carcinogenic to humans" and that red meat is "probably carcinogenic" to humans. The International Agency for Resear...
26 Oct 2015
By Todd NeeleyDTN Staff Reporter OMAHA (DTN) -- For the third time this year, an agency of the World Health Organization has dealt a blow to agriculture, this time issuing a finding that processed meats such as hot dogs and bacon are "carcinogenic to humans" and that red meat is "probably carcinogenic" to humans. The International Agency for Resear...