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Argentina Corn Exports Surge as Ukraine Falters
Business
— Sep 9, 2026
Argentina’s corn exports to North Africa surged in early 2026 as buyers shift away from war-disrupted Ukraine, with Morocco, Egypt and Algeria driving a sharp rise that could push total exports toward a record 10 million tonnes in August–September amid a bumper harvest. The larger crop and weaker competition from Brazil bolster Argentina’s position as a top global exporter while ongoing Black Sea disruption keeps North Africa as a key export outlet.
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Kansas farmers experiment with perennial grains to fight worsening drought
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— Sep 4, 2026
In Kansas, drought-stricken farms are turning to Kernza, a perennial grain that can be planted less frequently and has deep root systems to improve drought resilience and reduce soil erosion, as illustrated by Bryce Black’s experience near Beloit. While researchers push perennial grains to cut inputs and carbon costs, adoption remains slow due to lower yields, harvesting challenges, and a still-developing market.
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Sam Okafor
Kernza sounds promising but until the yields catch up, most farmers I know can't afford to gamble on it.
North Dakota Man Gets Nasty 182-Pound Surprise From Squirrel
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— Oct 8, 2021
Bill Fischer of Fargo, North Dakota, has a black walnut tree on his property that produces a sizable harvest every two years. He knows this, and the squirrels know it, too. The tree has become a bit of a welcoming…
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