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EU warms up. Loan volume up. Part-time farming significant. Salvage bargains.

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Farm Credit loan volume up

Farm Credit Services of America recently reported an 8% increase in loan volume for the first nine months of 2003 compared with the same period a year...

Part-time farming significant

The “sundowner” farmer is here to stay, according to a report from The Context Network. Context President Tray Thomas reports that small farmers may well...

Harvest Partners discontinued

BASF is discontinuing its Harvest Partners preferred customer program. Harvest Partner members have until February 27 to redeem points through either...

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