November 25, 2025

The AgriNews AgriMinute podcast: Thanksgiving meal is cheaper this year

By James Henry

November 25, 2025 at 6:50 pm CST

FILE - This Nov. 2, 2009, file photo shows a Thanksgiving turkey in Concord, N.H. Food safety experts say raw turkeys shouldn’t be rinsed, since that can spread harmful bacteria. Cooking should kill any germs. But bacteria can still spread in other ways, so washing and sanitizing hands and surfaces is still important. (, File) — (AP photo/Larry Crowe/AP)

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Jim Henry gives thanks that the price of a classic Thanksgiving dinner has dropped for the third consecutive year, according to a Farm Bureau survey.

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