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AP, Wichita
Jerry McReynolds usually cuts his own wheat fields.
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AP, Buenos Aires
Argentina’s lower house of Congress on Saturday approved a package of grain-export taxes that have sparked nationwide farm protests and food shortages.
made popular Jul 5 2008
AP, Buenos Aires
The Argentine Congress is debating on live television a proposal to increase grain-export taxes that has sparked farm strikes and food shortages across the country.
made popular Jul 5 2008
AP, Indianapolis
Indiana will use $50 million in state funds to help farmers get low-interest loans _ money they can use along with federal funds to restore their flood-damaged fields.
made popular Jul 3 2008
AP, Woodland
Having to make due with less water, California farmers are reassessing their planting of tomatoes, cotton, corn and other water-intensive crops.
made popular Jul 2 2008
AP, Golden Pond
The U.S. Forest Service has subsidized corn and soybean farming on its lands for years _ and rankled environmentalists are now suing the agency for what they say is an...
made popular Jul 1 2008
AP, Lorenzo
With the price of diesel skyrocketing, farmers and ranchers around the country are being targeted by ne’er-do-wells armed with syphon hoses and pumps.
made popular Jun 26 2008
AP, Wichita
Kansas farmers were finally able to get into their fields to harvest winter wheat over the weekend as the ground dried out ahead of the next wave of storms.
made popular Jun 24 2008
AP, Milwaukee
The heart of Wisconsin’s cherry industry is a glum place these days: There’s little to harvest after a drought and cold winter.
made popular Jun 23 2008
AP, Brentwood
A woman who claimed she was an angel sent from God to punish pedophiles was convicted Friday of murdering two boyfriends by a jury that rejected her insanity defense.
made popular Jun 20 2008
AP, New Orleans
Just as south Louisiana’s citrus growers are starting to recover from Hurricane Katrina, they have a new threat: a fatal citrus disease that has infected...
made popular Jun 20 2008
AP, Buenos Aires
President Cristina Fernandez told thousands of supporters Wednesday that a three-month strike against grain export-tax hikes was undemocratic and demanded that farmers...
made popular Jun 19 2008
AP, Washington
Congress has enacted a massive $290 billion farm bill for a second time after a clerical error in the first bill threatened delivery of U.S. food aid abroad.
made popular Jun 18 2008
AP, Washington
Congress is moving toward enacting a $290 billion farm bill for a second time after clerical error in the first bill threatened delivery of U.S. food aid abroad.
made popular Jun 18 2008
AP, Washington
President Bush on Wednesday vetoed a $290 billion farm bill for a second time, sending it back to Congress after a printing error threatened the delivery of U.S. food...
made popular Jun 18 2008
AP, Buenos Aires
President Cristina Fernandez announced Tuesday that a contentious grain export tax hike will be sent to Congress for debate, agreeing to a key demand of farmers who...
made popular Jun 18 2008
AP, Lubbock
In more than four decades of farming, South Plains cotton producer Rickey Bearden says he’s never seen an early growing season like this one.
made popular Jun 17 2008
AP, Buenos Aires
Thousands of Argentine farmers protesting grain export tax hikes returned to road blockades and suspended exports on Sunday, angry over a police crackdown at a...
made popular Jun 16 2008
AP, Buenos Aires
Argentine authorities broke up a farmers’ highway blockade Saturday, briefly arresting about 20 protesters including a prominent leader of a months’ long...
made popular Jun 14 2008
AP, New York
America’s biggest wholesale produce market is looking to leave New York _ if the city doesn’t help rebuild its aging, outdated facility in the Bronx.
made popular Jun 12 2008
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - As more Americans get sick while health officials look for the cause of a salmonella outbreak sweeping the country, consumer groups said on...
made popular Jul 3 2008
AP, New York
America’s biggest wholesale produce market is looking to leave New York _ if the city doesn’t help rebuild its aging, outdated facility in the Bronx.
made popular Jun 12 2008
AP, Washington
Fruit and vegetable farmers would reap a bonanza of new money in a giant farm bill passed by the House on Wednesday that for the first time includes significant...
made popular May 14 2008
AP, Honolulu
A technology used to track everything from cattle and bottles of Viagra to U.S. military weapons will soon be tested on an unlikely candidate for surveillance:...
made popular Apr 15 2008
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