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September 07, 2026
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‘America First’ policy starts with agriculture

‘America First’ policy starts with agriculture

Rural America doesn’t ask for much — just a fair shot and a government that has their back.

By Rudy Yakym●
September 07, 2026 at 10:10 am CDT

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From the Fields: Spared from brunt of major storm damage

From the Fields: Spared from brunt of major storm damage


Indiana farmers support flood victims with donations

Indiana farmers support flood victims with donations


Use your moxie to serve, help people

Use your moxie to serve, help people


Bullard: Beef supply chain succumbing to record imports, yet more is expected

Bullard: Beef supply chain succumbing to record imports, yet more is expected


Canada targets steel, fish and hundreds of other goods as Trump trade war escalates

Canada targets steel, fish and hundreds of other goods as Trump trade war escalates


Bullard: Domestic beef supply chain on road to ruin

Bullard: Domestic beef supply chain on road to ruin


Food & Recipes: Breakfast happens in the morning, so make it ahead

Food & Recipes: Breakfast happens in the morning, so make it ahead


To Your Good Health: Explaining the significance of Z- and T-scores in DEXA scans

To Your Good Health: Explaining the significance of Z- and T-scores in DEXA scans


Senior News Line: Getting ready for winter

Senior News Line: Getting ready for winter


Antiques & Collecting: Iridescent glass

Antiques & Collecting: Iridescent glass


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From the Fields: Spared from brunt of major storm damageScience

From the Fields: Spared from brunt of major storm damage

By Cliff Lane●
September 07, 2026 at 12:50 pm CDT

Analysis: Illinois glyphosate ban would cost farmers $609M per year

Analysis: Illinois glyphosate ban would cost farmers $609M per year

Japan’s Honda reports robust results after its first ever annual loss

Japan’s Honda reports robust results after its first ever annual loss
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