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Southwestern storm brought needed rains to Plains - High Plains Journal (opens the original)
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This week featured a dynamic and changeable drought environment across the country, partially thanks to the rapidly intensifying El Niño resulting in much above-average temperatures in the eastern Pacific waters. These warm ocean temperatures have been fueling numerous hurricanes in the East Pacific; three of which indirectly impacted the Unites States. Hurricane Nolo affected parts of the Hawaiian Islands with heavy rains, although mainly impinged on the east-facing slopes that are not in any d
Modern beef grading should reward true value - High Plains Journal (opens the original)
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Apound is a pound — at least on the scale. But a pound of gold is worth far more than a pound of lead. The same principle applies to beef. Every pound adds weight to a carcass, but not every pound creates the same value. For generations, America’s cattle ranchers have answered the call to produce higher-quality beef. We’ve improved genetics, adopted better management practices and continually found ways to produce more with less. Consumers have rewarded our steady improvement in beef quality, es
Will you get your kicks on Route 66? - High Plains Journal (opens the original)
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A decade ago my sister and our Dad, then 70 years old, drove the Great Race on Route 66 from Missouri to California in his 1941 Mercury. Based on the lottery system, they had applied for a spot in the Race several times and finally were awarded an entry. Dad, a classic car collector and virtuoso in all things mechanical, got busy preparing his car for the tour. My sister researched her role as navigator and Dad was the driver and mechanic. (They are pictured above.) In June the whole family was
Beef industry faces uncertainty entering October - High Plains Journal (opens the original)
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The beef industry enters October after a year marked by policy shifts, supply disruptions and changes in meat packing capacity. Ranchers have navigated changing federal positions on beef imports, the closure of the southern border because of the New World screwworm and realignments in the packing industry. The latest development came when President Donald Trump announced in a proclamation the administration plans to allow 300,000 metric tons of duty-free ground beef imports for 90 days. The admi
Safety awareness is basis for success - High Plains Journal (opens the original)
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With summer’s heat behind us, it might be easy to go into cruise control about safety, but nothing could be further from the truth. Safety awareness is the first pillar of a successful farm operation during National Farm Safety and Health Week, Sept. 21 to 25. Our cover story about fire and its effect on families and employees by Field Editor Kylene Scott and our front feature about how stress can affect farm women by Field Editor Lacey Vilhauer are both excellent reads. Wildfires and wildland f
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