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Niman Ranch rolls out new domestic Regenerative Organic Certified Beef

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By David Murray Verified
| High Plains Journal Verified
beef, Beef, Cow Calf, David Murray, Editors, Livestock, Montana, Nebraska, Seedstock, South Dakota, Stocker, USDA Effective Jan. 1, the U.S. Department of Agriculture implemented new requirements for the voluntary “Product of USA” label for meat, poultry and egg products. Under this final rule, the label claim is strictly reserved for products derived from animals exclusively born, raised, harvested, and processed in the United States, providing greater transparency to consumers, the USDA said.
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Helping rural landowners with renewable energy leases

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By David Murray Verified
| High Plains Journal Verified
Arkansas, Colorado, David Murray, Editors, Energies, Farmland, finance, Iowa, Kansas, Land, Landjournal, Minnesota, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Ranchland, Real Estate, South Dakota, Texas, Wyoming At a time when farm incomes are being squeezed from all directions, renewable energy leases have become an important income stream for tens of thousands of farmers and rural landowners.
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Soybeans up and corn down in planting report

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By David Murray Verified
| High Plains Journal Verified
Corn, Cotton, Crops, David Murray, Editors, Grain Sorghum, Soybeans, Wheat Farmers are thinking about planting more soybeans and cotton and less corn and wheat. That was the message of the planting intentions reports released March 31, by the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s National Agricultural Statistics Service’s Agricultural Statistics Board. Acres intended for wheat were the lowest since 1919, but cotton acreage was up.
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