Hurricane Isaias Destroys Up to 95% of Florida Panhandle Cotton Crop
After a tough growing season, Hurricane Isaias devastated Southeast cotton farms. Winds topping 118 mph stripped cotton from plants, leaving farmers to count the cost of lost yields, damaged infrastructure and a ruined harvest.
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Kansas Family Thrives Without Irrigation
Kansas farm family turned off irrigation, built a profitable dryland future.
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Rural Broadband Infrastructure and Its Implications for Households and Agriculture
Survey results show that although many rural households now have access to broadband service, the existing infrastructure often falls short of meeting evolving household and business needs.
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FFA History: Evolving from its 1928 Founding to 1 Million Members
With the 99th annual National FFA Convention here, this is a good opportunity to revisit moments in FFA history that helped make it the organization it is today.
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Penn State’s College of Ag Sciences Launches Regenerative Agriculture Center
As farmers, researchers and agricultural organizations look for ways to build healthier soils, protect natural resources and strengthen the long-term viability of farms, Penn State’s College of Agricultural Sciences is bringing stakeholders together around a new initiative designed to turn regenerative agriculture research into practical solutions.
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