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  1. Article · Sep 4, 2026 · Jacob Gordon

    Central Illinois company debuts grain monitoring tech at Farm Progress Show (opens the original)

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    BOONE, IA. (WAND) – A central Illinois company debuted new technology at the Farm Progress Show in Iowa, giving farmers more control over their grain handling equipment. AgriTech Automation, based in Chrisman, is using programmable controllers, touchscreen systems and a mobile app to give farmers a real-time look at their grain handling equipment. The system can monitor belt alignment, bearing temperatures and equipment loads. It alerts farmers when something goes wrong. “We track the grain leg

  2. Article · Sep 3, 2026 · Jacob Gordon

    Farmers face high input costs ahead of harvest season (opens the original)

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    BOONE, IA (WAND) — Farmers are paying more to grow the crops that end up on consumers’ tables, with rising input costs affecting their bottom line before a seed goes into the ground. Before there’s a crop to sell, there’s a bill to pay, and for farmers, that bill can be big. “Input costs don’t want to seem to come down in a lot of cases,” said USDA Under Secretary for Farm Production and Conservation Richard Fordyce. Fertilizer, fuel, seed and equipment costs have gone up, leaving less room for

  3. Article · Sep 3, 2026 · Jacob Gordon

    Farm Bill remains stalled as farmers await long-term safety net (opens the original)

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    BOONE, IA. (WAND) – While negotiations over a new farm bill remain stalled in Washington, U.S. Department of Agriculture officials say there is still momentum on Capitol Hill to get a comprehensive bill across the finish line. The uncertainty comes as farmers gather at the Farm Progress Show in Boone this week, where the outlook on the farm economy remains cautious but increasingly optimistic. “There is a quiet optimism in farm country,” said USDA Under Secretary for Farm Production and Conserva

  4. Article · Sep 1, 2026 · Jacob Gordon

    Farm Progress Show spotlights technology and Washington policies affecting farmers (opens the original)

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    BOONE, IA. (WAND) – Tens of thousands of farmers are gathering in Iowa this week for the Farm Progress Show, where the latest agricultural technology is taking center stage. The annual event in Boone gives farmers a firsthand look at new equipment, technology and tools designed to improve efficiency in the field. But Tuesday, the conversation went beyond what is happening on the farm. U.S. Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins outlined several priorities for the Department of Agriculture, includi

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