ISSUE DATE: 07/12/2010
By Jennifer Bremer
On one Sunday each month, family fun can be found on three different farms surrounding the central Iowa town of Woodward.
Locally produced food, drinks and gifts are available for purchase from Picket Fence Creamery, Northern Prairie Chevre and Prairieland Herbs, along with fun-filled family activities and free samples to enjoy.
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Ada livestock sales report Alfalfa in mostly good condition Arkansas livestock auction summary Clovis livestock auction report Cotton crop progressing well Denison feeder cattle auction Dodge City cattle sales report Fieldwork progressed until the rain moved in Grain market close Hay selling steady in some areas, others limited Hay trading moderately in Kansas High Plains slaughter news Joplin livestock auction report McAlester livestock market report Mostly dry week allows producers to get back into fields Nebraska producers increased acres planted to soybeans No rain with higher temps help wheat ripen Pratt 3 p.m. cattle sales Pratt livestock sales report Relief at last Small grains maturing ahead of average Some producers could use a good, soaking rain South Central direct sheep Springfield livestock sales report Summer temperatures arrive Warm temperatures, rainfall across state West Plains regional cattle sales Wheat holds on to gains, but corn and soybeans close lower Wyobraska cattle sales report RANGE
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