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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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StoneX’s First Survey Shows a Big Crop, But Supply Might Not Be the Big Story This Year Original

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By Tyne Morgan Verified
| AgWeb Verified
A year ago, StoneX Group’s first national yield survey of the season landed like a thunderclap on the trade floor. A corn number north of 180 bu. per acre, 188, to be exact, caught the market flat-footed and reset expectations for the rest of the growing season. This year’s survey didn’t produce the same jolt. But that, according to StoneX’s own economists, may be exactly the point. StoneX released its August producer survey this week, that showed: A national corn yield of 184.8 bu.
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From Viral Video to Washington: How One Farmer’s Fight Against Solar Development Reached the White House

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By Tyne Morgan Verified
| The Scoop Verified
Alexandra Fasulo didn’t set out to take on the solar industry. As a first-generation farmers, all she wanted to raise pollinators and grow cut flowers on a few acres in upstate New York.
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From Viral Video to Washington: How One Farmer’s Fight Against Solar Development Reached the White House

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By Tyne Morgan Verified
| AgWeb Verified
Alexandra Fasulo didn’t set out to take on the solar industry. As a first-generation farmers, all she wanted to raise pollinators and grow cut flowers on a few acres in upstate New York.
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