Source: Logan Hawkes, SOUTHEAST FARM PRESS, 1/15/18


When the clock struck midnight on Jan. 1, Americans said goodbye to 2017 and welcomed in the new year, most with the hope that 2018 will be a good year in spite of the usual challenges, many of them leftovers from the previous year. For farmers and ranchers, and the millions of others who depend on agriculture to survive or who provide the supplies and materials the industry needs to be productive, the major issues...

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