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University of Nebraska to host seminar on USDA small business grants
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University of Nebraska to host seminar on USDA small business grants

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Food fight: Cafeteria workers say kids don’t want Michelle Obama’s lunches, sales down in 49 states
Education

Food fight: Cafeteria workers say kids don’t want Michelle Obama’s lunches, sales down in 49 states

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Soybeans being processed in Mazar-e Sharif, Afghanistan (Photo: SIGAR)

The U.S. spent $35 million trying to grow this crop in Afghanistan

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In this July 20, 2014 photo, a setting sun silhouettes corn stalks growing in Ashland, Ill. The U.S. Department of Agriculture says Illinois' corn crop is maturing faster than normal and faring well. (AP Photo/Seth Perlman)
Business

USDA: Illinois corn, soybean crops faring well

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A man unloads food assistance supplied by the International Red Cross in Awerial, South Sudan, earlier this year. (AP Photo/Ben Curtis, File)
Columnists

Who’s really stalling the reform of African food aid

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Neal Bredehoeft of Alma, Mo., in Lafayette County, walks through a field of soybeans checking it for signs of threatening insects or disease. Farming could be on track to become a right, written into law alongside the freedom of speech and religion. Some powerful agriculture interests want to declare farming a right at the state level as part of a wider campaign to fortify the ag industry against crusades by animal-welfare activists and opponents of genetically modified crops. (AP Photo/T. Rob Brown)
Business

Agriculture industry seeks to create right to farm

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FILE - This Oct. 10, 2013 file aerial photo shows dead cattle in Sulphur Creek in western South Dakota during a flyover of areas hard hit by a snowstorm that killed thousands of animals. In a progress report Wednesday, July 9, 2014, the U.S. Department of Agriculture says farmers and ranchers who suffered heavy livestock and grazing losses due to extreme weather in the past three years have been quick to take advantage of newly available disaster relief funds. The agency said it has distributed more than $1 billion in relief funds, a little less than half the overall amount predicted in the recently passed farm bill, in just over three months. The agency estimates it will spend $2.5 billion overall on disaster relief cases from 2011 to 2014. (AP Photo/KOTA-TV, Pool, File)
Business

Ranchers taking advantage of USDA disaster program

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State: Website links fishers, farmers, buyers
Business

State: Website links fishers, farmers, buyers

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Proposed EPA water rule lights up Capitol Hill fireworks
Energy and Environment

Proposed EPA water rule lights up Capitol Hill fireworks

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USDA gives initial approval to pig virus vaccine
Business

USDA gives initial approval to pig virus vaccine

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