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The multimillion dollar question facing Bedard, Blackhawks

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By John Dietz Verified
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Break the bank or give 'em a break? That's the multimillion dollar question when it comes to Connor Bedard and his next contract with the Blackhawks. This subject hasn't received much attention of late, but it will pick up considerable steam in the coming weeks and months. Rather than sign a deal last off-season, Bedard bet on himself to prove he's worthy of a massive extension.
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Perennial Cover Crops

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By John Dietz Verified
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A big reward potential is attracting research dollars to a new cover crop management variation in several Midwest states. Continuous cropping with corn and soybeans is standard practice in the Midwest, but only about 7% of Midwest farms use cover crops, according to the University of Illinois. Cover crop adoption is slow, and it faces challenges. Real or perceived risks may discourage adoption. These include: • However, scientists and the USDA see significant long-term benefits.
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Perennial Cover Crops

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By John Dietz Verified
| Successful Farming Verified
A big reward potential is attracting research dollars to a new cover crop management variation in several Midwest states. Continuous cropping with corn and soybeans is standard practice in the Midwest, but only about 7% of Midwest farms use cover crops, according to the University of Illinois. Cover crop adoption is slow, and it faces challenges. Real or perceived risks may discourage adoption.
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