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Agriculture
2:35 pm
Fri December 7, 2012

New Reporting Series Covers 'America's Big Beef'

On Monday, Harvest Public Media launches a five-part series called "America’s Big Beef: An Industry in Transition." It's a deep dive into the big business of cattle.

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Agriculture
3:54 pm
Thu November 8, 2012

Corn Belt Farmland: The Newest Real Estate Bubble?

Originally published on Thu November 8, 2012 5:02 pm

Howard Audsley has been driving through Missouri for the past 30 years to assess the value of farmland. Barreling down the flat roads of Saline County on a recent day, he stopped his truck at a 160-acre tract of newly tilled black land. The land sold in February for $10,700 per acre, double what it would have gone for five years ago.

Heading out into the field, Audsley picked up a clod of the dirt that makes this pocket of land some of the priciest in the state.

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Harvest Public Media
10:34 am
Tue October 2, 2012

Farmers Put Aside Differences, Push For Farm Bill

The farm bill expired Monday and lawmakers didn’t pass a new one, thanks largely to election-year politics.

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My Farm Roots
1:20 pm
Wed September 19, 2012

From Pastime To Passion

Aaron Troester’s life both did, and didn’t, turn out exactly the way he planned.

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My Farm Roots
12:11 pm
Wed September 12, 2012

Grateful To Be Home

Rose Alderson and her husband Loren have farmed outside of Nickerson, Kan., for decades.
Credit Frank Morris / Harvest Public Media
Rose Alderson and her husband Loren have farmed outside of Nickerson, Kan., for decades.

Rose Alderson is a bright-eyed, energetic grandmother who loves her home a few miles outside of Nickerson, Kan.

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My Farm Roots
3:30 pm
Wed September 5, 2012

Family On The Family Farm

Brandon Fahrmeier and his brother Bret Fahrmeier farm in Lexington, Mo., on land that has been in their family since the 1940s.
Credit Jeremy Bernfeld / Harvest Public Media
Brandon Fahrmeier and his brother Bret Fahrmeier farm in Lexington, Mo., on land that has been in their family since the 1940s.

Brandon Fahrmeier had a nice job as a sales rep in Ohio for a large company. He and his wife had a nice suburban home. Then they had kids. 

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