Simple, seasonal fertilizing for garden plants
A practical guide explains that most plants need only occasional feeding. Surface application, slow release, or organic options work, with compost enriching soil. Include rain or irrigation for nutrient delivery and avoid overuse to prevent plant damage.
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First Mid Illinois Bancshares buys Pierce Farm Management
First Mid-Illinois Bancshares Inc. completes purchase of Ronald R. Pierce Farm Management based in Charleston. The acquisition adds about 18 000 acres across Clark Coles Cumberland Douglas Edgar and Shelby counties, expanding First Mid’s farm portfolio to over 43 000 acres. Counsel Cory Uffman notes mutual benefits for customers through expanded services and products.
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Bees struggle for food in US bee hotspot in Plains
A federal study shows more than half of conservation land within a mile of commercial bee colonies in the Northern Great Plains was converted to agriculture from 2006 to 2016, reducing forage. The region hosts over one million colonies that depend on wildflowers and other plants, with habitat loss shrinking bee health and winter survival.
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US China tariffs begin as trade war looms
President Trump moves to impose 34 billion dollars in tariffs on Chinese imports, with Beijing ready to retaliate with equal measures. Analyses warn of a collision course as both sides target agriculture and tech, while U.S. and Chinese officials stake out demands amid broader security and investment controls.
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Soybean growers urge non tariff fix amid trade clash
American soybean farmers urge the administration to pursue a non tariff solution as retaliatory duties loom. ASA President John Heisdorffer highlights China as the top market, importing 31 percent of U.S. soybeans, worth about 14 billion dollars, with July 6 tariffs on both sides.
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