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Haubstadt
235 State Road 68
Haubstadt, IN 47639
(812) 768-6695
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"Formerly R&C Farm Supplies" - Crops department offering all agricultural needs of fertilizers, NH3, chemicals, seed, application, and advice. As well as a transportation department acting as a common carrier for fuels and fertilizer.
"Formerly R&C Farm Supplies" - Crops department offering all agricultural needs of fertilizers, NH3, chemicals, seed, application, and advice. As well as a transportation department acting as a common carrier for fuels and fertilizer.
St. Wendel
10420 Winery Road
St. Wendel, IN 47638
(812) 963-3391
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Crops department offering all agricultural needs of fertilizers, chemicals, seed, application, and advice. Miscellaneous other supplies.
Crops department offering all agricultural needs of fertilizers, chemicals, seed, application, and advice. Miscellaneous other supplies.
Mt. Vernon
817 W. 4th St.
Mt. Vernon, IN 47620
(812) 838-4468
(800) 276-7157
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Accounting office. Store with clothing, shoes, outer wear, Under Armour Clothing, lawn and garden items, animal feeds, Bass Pro line sporting goods, ammunition, and hardware. Crops department offering all agricultural needs of fertilizers, chemicals, seed, application, and advice. Petroleum department offering delivery of LP Gas and refined fuels to the farm, home, and business by tankwagon or transport. Forward pricing offered on all commodities.
Accounting office. Store with clothing, shoes, outer wear, Under Armour Clothing, lawn and garden items, animal feeds, Bass Pro line sporting goods, ammunition, and hardware. Crops department offering all agricultural needs of fertilizers, chemicals, seed, application, and advice. Petroleum department offering delivery of LP Gas and refined fuels to the farm, home, and business by tankwagon or transport. Forward pricing offered on all commodities.
Griffin
250 Railroad Street
Griffin, IN 47616
(812) 851-5761
(800) 276-7160
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Crops department offering all agricultural needs of fertilizers, chemicals, seed, application and advice. Miscellaneous other supplies. Forward pricing available on all commodities.
Crops department offering all agricultural needs of fertilizers, chemicals, seed, application and advice. Miscellaneous other supplies. Forward pricing available on all commodities.
Poseyville
151 South Lockwood
Poseyville, IN 47633
(812) 874-2213
(800) 453-8326
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Crops Department offering all agricultural needs of fertilizers, chemicals, seed, application, and advice. Petroleum department offering delivery of LP Gas and refined fuels to the farm, home, and business by tankwagon or transport. Feed grinding and delivery with consulting service. Store with lawn and garden, hardware, and miscellaneous goods. Forward pricing offered on all commodities.
Crops Department offering all agricultural needs of fertilizers, chemicals, seed, application, and advice. Petroleum department offering delivery of LP Gas and refined fuels to the farm, home, and business by tankwagon or transport. Feed grinding and delivery with consulting service. Store with lawn and garden, hardware, and miscellaneous goods. Forward pricing offered on all commodities.
Evansville
3300 Interstate Drive
Evansville, IN 47715
Tri State Vet and Pet Supply
(812) 477-4793
(800) 489-9081
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Pet, horse, and small animal feeds and animal health products. Tack, saddles, and other equestrian supplies. Clothing, shoes, boots, and outerwear. Jewelry and miscellaneous goods including hay, straw, cages, doghouses, and other related items. Highly qualified staff to advise on care and conditioning of animals.
Pet, horse, and small animal feeds and animal health products. Tack, saddles, and other equestrian supplies. Clothing, shoes, boots, and outerwear. Jewelry and miscellaneous goods including hay, straw, cages, doghouses, and other related items. Highly qualified staff to advise on care and conditioning of animals.
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- Covid-19 may Change the Food Industry Forever
Will COVID 19 change the food industry, forever? That's the title of a piece written by Dr. Sylvain Charlebois of Dalhousie University this month, as the pandemic continues.
- Stock, grain and pork markets during COVID-19
Stock markets have crashed, but continued global demand for food has allowed for some stability in grain and pork demand, even if prices are volatile.
- More Uncertainty and Volatility Going Forward for the Hog Market
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- Ag Minister Says There is no Shortage of Food in Alberta
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- Sask. Ministry of Ag talks COVID-19
Rick Burton, the Saskatchewan deputy minister of agriculture, shares how the ministry is helping farmers during COVID-19.
- Cash Flow is Critical
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- Ont. gov’t invests in greenhouse growers
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- Farm Biosecurity Basics: Keeping Employees Healthy
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- IGC Trims World Soy Production Estimate
The International Grains Council has trimmed its 2019-20 global soybean production forecast, citing downgrades in both Argentina and Brazil.
- CN Says Grain Moving Smoothly Despite COVID-19
A spokesman for CN rail says grain movement is running smoothly this month, despite some major disruptions this winter. The railway was affected by a week-long strike in November and illegal blockades in February. But the director of bulk sales, Scott Shurvell says rail traffic is consistent.
Farmers Weekly
Farmers Weekly
- Coronavirus: Cereals 2020 goes online
This year’s Cereals event is to move online for the first time, meaning growers will still be able to hear the latest advice as well as take part in interactive discussions with experts. The seminar sessions will now be run as video-based webinars, enabling attendees to collect valuable BASIS and NRoSO points. See also: Farm […]
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- Virus forecast to erode store lamb margins
Hogg finishers targeting the late market after paying elevated store prices might be pleased to break even after supply chains have been rocked by the coronavirus outbreak. Lamb prices tumbled 70p/kg (£30 a head) last week after retailer and export demand evaporated with tightening lockdown rules. Analysts forecast a slow price recovery based on the […]
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- Shearer match-making service launched to combat shortage
Shearing contractors concerned about labour shortages amid the Covid-19 crisis can use an online hub to link up with professional sheep shearers. The shearing register is an online directory from the National Association of Agricultural Contractors (NAAC) aimed at addressing anticipated labour shortages this summer due to foreign travel bans. The NAAC has estimated that […]
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- Farmers unite for record-breaking bird count
More than 1,500 farmers battled challenging conditions to take part in the 2020 Big Farmland Bird Count (BFBC) –the highest participation since it launched in 2014. Organisers the Game & Wildlife Conservation Trust (GWCT) extended this year’s count window by a week after storms Ciara and Dennis wreaked havoc for many farm businesses in February, […]
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- Raymond’s Blanc – former NFU leader launches Welsh wine brand
Former NFU president Meurig Raymond is launching his own range of fine wines – made from grapes grown on his Pembrokeshire farm. The veteran farm leader, who stood down as NFU president in 2018, has spent the past two years perfecting production at his Llafi Roop Vineyard, near Haverfordwest. Working with top viticulturists, Mr Raymond […]
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- How New Holland’s IntelliSense system solves harvest pressure
Harvest has always been an extremely pressured time of the year – time is precious, manpower is precious and everyone and everything must pull together to bring the harvest home. It is the perfect opportunity to benefit from the advances of digital technology and New Holland has a solution with the IntelliSense system, fitted to […]
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- Advice on using the most effective dairy fertility KPIs
It is vital that fertility key performance indicators (KPIs) for every herd are monitored to track performance and identify weaknesses to optimise fertility. But with so much data now available at the touch of a button, exactly what information should you dismiss and what metrics should you really focus your attention on? Vet Stuart Russell, […]
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- Top tips on managing late disease in potatoes after diquat
The loss of diquat means potato crop desiccation will be a longer and more protracted process, which could increase the risk of late-season diseases such as tuber blight and rhizoctonia. Rapid burndown of potato haulm was a valuable tool in helping manage disease, by rapidly removing foliage that could be at risk from virus-carrying aphids […]
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- Case-IH’s Quadtrac gets AFS Connect technology
Case-IH has added the AFS Connect system onto its monster Quadtrac tractors. The new machines will be available in Europe throughout the second half of 2020 and they follow the largest wheeled Magnum models that got the AFS treatment last year. See also: Driver’s view: 1997 Case Magnum 7230 still paying its way AFS Connect […]
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- Coronavirus: Landlord and tenant bodies in joint appeal for understanding
Rural landlords and tenants must work together collaboratively and compassionately during this unprecedented time, say the Tenant Farmers Association (TFA) and Country Land and Business Association (CLA). The call relates particularly to rent payments, notices to quit and finalising new tenancy agreements, but covers all tenancy matters, the two organisations said in a joint statement. […]
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Posey County Co-Op customers:
While the Coronavirus is having an impact on all of our lives and our nation, we want to let you know what we are here and operating for your needs.
We realize that animals have to eat and they have no knowledge of this virus. They just want to know that there will be food in their bowl, pan, bucket or bunk.
We don't know what tomorrow will bring or what state/federal government might do, but for now we plan on being here to serve you.
If there is anything that we can do, or anything that you need please let us know,
Stay safe, stay well and stay calm.
Posey County Co-Op customers:
While the Coronavirus is having an impact on all of our lives and our nation, we want to let you know what we are here and operating for your needs.
We realize that animals have to eat and they have no knowledge of this virus. They just want to know that there will be food in their bowl, pan, bucket or bunk.
We don't know what tomorrow will bring or what state/federal government might do, but for now we plan on being here to serve you.
If there is anything that we can do, or anything that you need please let us know,
Stay safe, stay well and stay calm.