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As seen in: Farm Journal Magazine, Farm Journal Media, U.S. Farm Report Podcast, Genetic Literacy Project, NewsBreak, AgWeb, Grow Getters, The Packer, Dairy Herd Management, MILK Business Quarterly, The Scoop, Drovers, Progressive Forage and
MO girl. Texan through marriage. Ag is my passion and career. Host of U.S. Farm Report while raising 2 precious girls. 🇺🇸 RTs/Likes not endorsements
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A Missouri Pork Producer Lost $3 Million to Disease. Now the Industry Has a Plan to Fight Back

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By Tyne Morgan Verified
| The Pork Podcast
Walk in Brent Sandidge’s shoes, and it’s easy to understand why disease remains one of the biggest concerns facing pork producers today. Three years ago, Ham Hill Farms near Marshall, Mo., was just getting over Porcine Reproductive and Respiratory Syndrome (PRRS) when poor market conditions hit — 2023 was the worst year for profitability on record, even topping 1998, according to economists. “We didn’t have quite the production and then prices were horrible,” Sandidge says.
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Why a Decade of Planning Led to a Farm Transition Before the Age of 30

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By Tyne Morgan Verified
| AgWeb Verified
For many farm families, succession planning is viewed as something that happens near retirement. The conversation often gets pushed down the road until an owner is ready to slow down, health concerns arise or the next generation starts asking questions about the future. Speaking during Farm Journal’s Next Generation Farming Week, Striegel says successful farm transitions rarely happen quickly.
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El Niño is Officially Here. But Eric Snodgrass Says Don’t Expect It to Drive Summer Weather

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By Tyne Morgan Verified
| The Scoop Verified
NOAA officially declared El Niño has developed in the tropical Pacific on Thursday, but the bigger headline for agriculture this summer may not be the evolving weather pattern. Instead, one ag meteorologist says there are bigger factors to watch this summer. The agency’s National Weather Service says El Niño is expected to strengthen through the fall, with forecasters assigning a 63% chance that sea surface temperatures in the monitored Niño region exceed 2.0°C above average later this year.
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