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Pam Caraway

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As seen in: Farm Futures, Delta Farm Press, Farm Progress, Growing Produce, Southeast Farm Press, AgFax, Cotton Grower, Tractor Report
Agriculture evangelist. Writer. Family woman. Survivor. A traveling girl who comes to ground in a tiny town in LA (Lower Alabama). Opinions are my own.
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Field trials yield insight for producers, neighbors, industry

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By Pam Caraway, Shelley E. Huguley Verified
| Farm Progress Verified
He is the son of a farmer who was a son of a sharecropper. And today, Paul Freund owns the land his grandfather once labored upon, using a portion of it as an outdoor classroom for visiting producers and industry. Every year, Freund, who also grew up on that once-rented land in Needville, Texas, hosts a field day. Initially, he started working with Monsanto on herbicide trials in the mid-1990s. A decade ago, that same crew proposed an annual field day.
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What happens when the farmer dies?

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By Pam Caraway, Mike Downey, Christian Goodman
| Farm Progress Verified
Farmers who want the family operation to continue into the next generation must communicate early and often to anybody with an interest in the assets - whether they're on-farm or off, and maybe especially if they're non-farming heirs. Crucial conversations can be more important than getting the paperwork done.
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July heat, dry periods threaten corn pollination

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By Pam Caraway
| Farm Progress Verified
At a Glance July weather is likely adverse for corn yield Mid-90s temperatures stress pollinating corn Wet September aids late-season crops AccuWeather meteorologist Chad Merrill predicts a 2026 grain crop season similar to 2015, driven by a developing El Nino that intensifies through winter with a 30-40% chance of reaching "super" strength by early January. Across the season, Merrill expects weather to support average or better yields for grain farmers.
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