What's in bloom Zinnia flowers in fall garden varieties explored
Zinnias, hybrids of Zinnia elegans, reach 1 to 4 feet and come in red yellow orange pink rose lavender green and white. They are annuals, sowable from seed in spring, may be grown indoors or direct sown after frost, and seeds saved for next year. The bloom is a cluster of ray and disk flowers, both viable for seed, and the plants resist juglone from black walnut trees. The Iowa State University Extension offers a free fact sheet with planting and care guidance.
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Iowa State University Extension and Outreach
Extension
Civil Rights Complaint Process for USDA Programs
Harrisonburg residents informed of fair treatment rights under USDA programs and the 180 day limit to file discrimination complaints. Instructions include mailing to USDA Office of Civil Rights in Washington DC or calling 202-720-5964, with contact for Gabriele Paonessa at gpaonessa pagenewspaper.com.
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USDA
Usda Office of Civil Rights
Office of Civil Rights
Whitten Building
14Th and
Independence Avenue
Washington DC
Gabriele Paonessa
Gpaonessa
Pagenewspaper.com
Virginia Market News Service Weekly Agriculture Trends
Virginia Market News Service reports weekly livestock and grain price shifts on September 20. Feeder cattle and slaughter cows moved lower, futures mixed for grains with soybeans up slightly. Regional price ranges for feeder steers and heifers, slaughter categories, and new crop values listed for Eastern Shore, Harrisonburg, Norfolk, Richmond area.
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Virginia Market News Service
Virginia
Roanoke
Eastern Shore
Harrisonburg
Norfolk
Richmond-Petersburg
Wakefield
Vdacs.virginia.gov
Beef prices surge to record highs strain cattle farmers
Abingdon Virginia article notes US beef prices rising above eight dollars per pound per ERS. Higher production costs and interest rates squeeze producers though demand remains, with drought affecting hay. Farmers cut cattle replacements, selling brood cows while buyers struggle to expand herds. ERS predicts demand and prices may rise further into 2025. Local farmers assess financing and land access as rates stay high.
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Abingdon
Department of Agriculture
Economic Research Service
Elijah Griles
Virginia Farm Bureau Federation
Virginia
The
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ERS
American Farm Bureau Federation
Bernt Nelson
Chris Frazier
Farm Credit
Virginias
Frazier
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