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21 Aug 2015
By Marcia Zarley TaylorDTN Executive Editor HADDONFIELD, N.J. (DTN) -- Recently released opinion surveys of farm real estate trends show key Midwest land values stuck in neutral or sliding below 2014 levels. But bankers, farmers and real estate appraisers may be overreacting in areas where crops look great. Actual Iowa land sales in four dozen coun...
21 Aug 2015
By Cheryl AndersonDTN Staff Reporter Imports of certain U.S. grains and dried distillers grains with solubles to China will need to be registered beginning Sept. 1, according to a recent announcement by China's Ministry of Commerce. All Chinese importers of DDG, sorghum, barley and cassava will need to register details of their purchases under the...
20 Aug 2015
By Pamela SmithDTN Crops/Technology EditorAndKatie MicikDTN Markets Editor SPENCER, Iowa (DTN) -- Can Illinois and Iowa deliver the big yields needed to reach USDA's August production estimates? That continued to be the question of the day as crop scouts on the Pro Farmer Midwest Crop Tour pulled samples in the big corn and soy states Wednesday. Th...
20 Aug 2015
By Danny KlinefelterDTN Farm Business Adviser First, DTN's Marcia Taylor and Elizabeth Williams have written a couple of great articles recently on DTN and in The Progressive Farmer. Marcia's was direct advice on how progressive operators plan to skin a profit in 2015 (see http://goo.gl/…). Elizabeth's was insight she gathered from some bright and ...
20 Aug 2015
By Deborah R. HusoProgressive Farmer Contributor There is much about the life of Nick and Celeste Nolan that would seem idyllic. The young couple resides on rolling acreage near Cora, Ohio. They are continuing the dairy started by Nick's grandparents in 1947, while raising young children close to the land on 110 acres of pasture and woods. But the ...