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Kansas rancher is Mom of the Year By: Agriculture.com Staff 05/18/2012 @ 12:37pm

Debbie Lyons-Blythe, White City, Kansas, is Monsanto’s America’s Farmers Mom of the Year 2012.Lyons-Blythe was nominated by her children (Meghan, Allie, Trenton ...

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Make your own upside-down vegetable planter By: Lisa Prater 03/16/2012 @ 9:24am

Upside-down tomato planters are all the rage this season, but there's no need to spend a lot of money to buy them ...

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April is the cruelest month By: CHERYL TEVIS 03/30/2012 @ 3:01pm

Is April the cruelest month? American poet T.S. Eliot thought so. If you were a high school student the last time you ...

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A mom's response to market stress By: Naomi Blohm 05/09/2012 @ 4:32pm

With the wild market swings that can occur on nearly a daily level, it's hard to know for sure when to pull the trigger on making sales. Volatility can be gut wrenching and can leave a person feel like ...

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9 Teachers From Around The U.S. Honored For Promoting Agriculture By: chris sandler 04/24/2012 @ 11:01am

View The Original Post Here: http://blog.machinefinder.com/8068/9-teachers-from-around-the-u-s-honored-for-promoting-agriculture Nine teachers from across the U.S. have been recognized by ...

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Is USDA right? Be prepared either way By: Naomi Blohm 04/18/2012 @ 9:42am

You know what? I'm going to go out on a limb and declare the USDA report wrong. This last USDA report kept corn ending stocks for the U.S. unchanged at 801 million bushels. Trade isn't buying it ...

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9 kids' gardening projects By: Lisa Prater 04/03/2012 @ 11:18am

Gardening is the perfect activity for parents and kids to do together. Children love digging in the dirt and watching their plants grow. Plus, they're more likely to eat their vegetables if they've ...

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