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How farmers are adding trees to combat heat, diversify income

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By Chris Torres Verified
| Farm Progress Verified
When temperatures climb into the 90s, Kathie Arnold's organic dairy cows know exactly where to go — into the shade of the black locusts and sycamores she planted five years ago.
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Sharp knives and clean machines: Get your chopper ready

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By Chris Torres Verified
| Farm Progress Verified
While corn is still a long way from being ready to chop, it’s not too early to get a head start on chopper preparation. Patrick Weitzel, product marketing manager for FR forage cruisers for New Holland North America, said chopper preparation comes down to one thing: optimal feed quality. “When we talk about feed quality, a lot of the things that go into that are going to be, No. 1, your chop quality,” he said. “How do your knives look? How does your shear bar look?
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Rooted in resilience: Bill and Debra Bryant triumph over tragedy

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By Chris Torres Verified
| Farm Progress Verified
Bigger isn’t always better, and Bill and Debra Bryant have proven that in their more than 40 years running Highland Farm just outside Honesdale, Pa. They have overcome tough soils, a tough dairy market and personal tragedies to grow what was once a 40-cow dairy into a dynamic operation that is now a treasure in the local community. The farm comes calling Born in Honesdale, Bill grew up on his family’s registered Holstein dairy farm.
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