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Bird conservation meeting set for Chippewa Falls

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By Jane Fyksen Verified
| The Chippewa Herald Verified
Bird enthusiasts can join experts from around the state to learn more about how they can help birds on their property by attending the annual meeting of the Wisconsin Bird Conservation Initiative March 19-21 at the Avalon Hotel and Conference Center, 1009 West Park Ave., in Chippewa Falls.
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Soybean crush-plant proposal moves forward

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By Jane Fyksen Verified
| Agri-View Verified
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Approval clears way for high-oleic growth

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By Jane Fyksen Verified
| Ag Update Verified
ST. LOUIS – High-oleic soybeans crossed their final regulatory hurdle recently, clearing the way for U.S. farmers to plant more acres of the soybeans in 2018. Full global regulatory approval will help expand the market for high-oleic soy and create opportunities to increase U.S. soybean value and competitiveness in the global marketplace. That’s according to the United Soybean Board, which has invested heavily in high-oleic beans.
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