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- Comment Column: Being an Everyday Advocate
- March 4, 2021
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Having lived and worked on the family farm all of my life, there are a couple of things I am sure of. First, I know there is no place I would rather be than on our farm and no place I would have rather raised my family.
- President's Column: Preparing Ourselves to Be Effective Advocates
- March 4, 2021
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The 2021 KFB Presidents and Vice Presidents Conference was the first in-person gathering we have experienced as an organization in nearly a year. And to say it was a great day when we all first met is an understatement.
- Market Closes - March 3, 2021
- March 3, 2021
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CBOT futures closed mostly lower with corn and wheat leading the way down. Live cattle ended near steady in nearby contracts to higher in deferred LC contracts. Lean hog futures reversed Tuesday’s losses to close strongly higher even on weakness in the pork cutout.
- Across Kentucky - March 3, 2021
- March 3, 2021
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LaRue County's Phyllis Gentry says an essay contest helped raise awareness of mental health and rural suicide.
- Market Closes - March 2, 2021
- March 2, 2021
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CBOT futures closed strongly higher and near the upper end of the range. Live cattle closed slightly higher and feeder futures ended mixed with March/April/May posting losses. Lean hog futures closed mostly lower with nearby April LH dropping the most -- $2.375/cwt.
- Market Closes - March 1, 2021
- March 1, 2021
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CBOT futures closed mostly lower and near the day’s lows. Spring crop insurance guarantees for corn and soybeans are $4.58 and $11.87 per bushel, respectively. Cattle futures closed lower and mostly in the lower portion of the trading range. Lean hog futures closed higher on strength in cash hog prices and the pork cutout.