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Author searches for his lost best friend Oliver in new book
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Initial 2021-22 balance sheets predicted

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Refuge on a windy day
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Drought-extended harvest last fall may aid Midwest farmers with 2021 spring planting
AMES, Iowa – The only upside of the severe drought that hit most of the Midwest in 2020 is it gave farmers more time for field work last fall, which may actually help them stay one step ahead as they prepare for the 2021 spring planting season, according to agronomists.
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Ohio goats earn keep producing milk for soap
BATAVIA, Ohio – When Patty Fox, of Batavia, started raising dairy goats on her 88-acre Ohio farm nearly 48 years ago, her intention was to allow her daughters, Martha and Becky, to show them at local 4-H events.
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Food prices expected to rise in 2021 while demand stays high
Washington, D.C. – In 2020, food-at-home prices saw their largest increase in nine years. This year is not expected to be any different, according to the USDA.
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Michigan farming initiative hopes to turn city lots into fun gardens
PORT HURON, Mich. (AP) – A team of Blue Water Area locals are sowing the seeds of a Port Huron farming initiative, with plans to buy city lots to provide food and education to the community.
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Grant used to study  kelp to combat climate change

EAST BOOTHBAY, Maine (AP) — A Maine science center has received a grant of almost $900,000 for research into ways that aquaculture of kelp can be used to combat climate change.
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Why I don’t like to carry around large rolls of cash

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Pandemic has lead ASA World Initiative to become innovative
ST. LOUIS, Mo. – The American Soybean Associations’s World Initiative for Soy in Human Health (WISHH) Program and the Northern Crops Institute (NCI) have risen to the challenges of COVID-19 travel restrictions, with the support of state soybean organizations.
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