Hello everybody out there in farm country. This is Rick Frank sitting in for John Block. This radio commentary is brought to you by the National Corn Growers Association, CropLife America, and Renewable Fuels Association. They are all friends, supporters, …

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This is Mary Walden with economist MW, welcoming you to the economic perspective.  Today’s program asks, why has inflation been tame?  Mike, in the U.S. as well as around the world, inflation has been relatively low for the past two …

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The U.S. Senate passed a bipartisan farm bill Thursday, sending the legislation to conference so the House and Senate can mend their differences. The vote, 86 to 11, capped off a day of consideration on the Senate floor. Overall, the …

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Producing crops indoors is becoming more and more popular. In some parts of Europe, including the Netherlands, it has become a common agricultural practice. NC State Assistant Professor of Horticulture Ricardo Hernandez is breaking new ground when it comes to …

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Climatologist Corey Davis says we’re ok for now, but the hot weather could cause some drought problems to start popping up soon. Oh, and that heat isn’t going away anytime soon, either.

Clemson Cooperative Extension is bringing a unique educational experience focused on the latest beef industry updates and best management practices for successful cattle operations to the T. Ed Garrison Arena on Aug. 24-25. Registration is open for the two-day Stockmanship …

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I’m Mary Walden with economist MW welcoming you to the economic perspective.  Today’s program looks at a first in the job market.  Mike, I understand there was a record set for the national job market recently.  What was it, and …

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