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Mom and Dad: Finish your job

Western FarmPress

This Business of Farming: Our jobs as parents are to guide our children from their cradles to our graves.

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Liming of Soils and Causes of Soil Acidity

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In acid soils, liming materials react as a base and neutralize soil acidity. Liming is the application of calcium- and magnesium-rich materials in various forms, including marl, chalk, limestone, burnt lime or hydrated lime to the soil.

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Ohio’s long legacy of historic barns

Western FarmPress

Barn Spotlight: The most recognized barn type in Ohio is the bank barn, which was introduced by German settlers.

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Reflecting on historic dryness in 1900 Minnesota

Western FarmPress

Climate Observations: Dry May and June of 1900 led to big reductions in crop yields.

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Sunflower acres expected to increase in 2025

Western FarmPress

Sunflower Extra: U.S. growers to plant 49% more sunflowers this year.

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14 safety tips for anhydrous ammonia application: Be prepared before heading to the field

Western FarmPress

Ensure safe anhydrous ammonia application with these 14 tips, covering proper clothing, emergency procedures, and equipment checks. Stay prepared and protected in the field.

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The remarkable story of how Arbor Day began

Western FarmPress

Bow Creek Chronicles: Nebraskas J. Sterling Morton is recognized as the founder of Arbor Day in 1872, but there were many other Nebraskans who helped form the idea.

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Power through planting season with bananas

Western FarmPress

Whats Cooking in Illinois: Need a treat for a field meal this spring? Try these banana bars or tropical banana bread. And dont forget to grab a fresh banana for your midmorning snack!

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Frustrations with organic seed certification

Western FarmPress

Organic seed growers face challenges with certification, but experts say the process can improve farming practices. Communication with certifiers is key to navigating requirements.

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