IlliNet farm software offers wide range of guidance
CHAMPAIGN Ill and (UPI) a 22 program IlliNet collection from the University of Illinois College of Agriculture helps farm families and general users manage finances energy and home planning. Programs cover cash flow Farm Business and Financial Management Home Energy Analysis and more priced 40 to 120 dollars.
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Marilyn Upah-Bant
IlliNet
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North Dakota Poised to Overtake Kansas as Wheat Leader
The government crop report forecasts North Dakota at 246.5 million bushels of wheat, surpassing Kansas at 209.3 million. Kansas suffers a 35 percent drop from drought and frost, with winter wheat the smallest since 1966, while North Dakota, normally a durum leader, ends the year with a dip from drought but still over double last year’s 103.4 million.
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North Dakota
Kansas
Crop payments announced for Zero-92 program
Agriculture Department announced that corn and sorghum farmers in the Zero-92 program for 1988 will receive 107 million in crop payments via commodity certificates after Oct. 1. About 87 million goes to corn producers and 20 million to sorghum growers, at rates of 38 cents a bushel for corn and 40 cents for sorghum. Producers had earlier received payments after the first five months of the marketing year.
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UPI
Agriculture Department
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