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Tag Mexico potato exports

IFRS “Potatoes to Mexico” 9.12.2020

Crapo & Risch push for more potato exports to Mexico. Pasture condition update. More ag covid relief? More features at farmers.gov. Farmers election toolkit from AFBF. La Nina arrives. Farm-to-retail price spread widens. Higher 2020 farm forecast. Idaho Sod Tour. Farm Auction as a Succession Planning Tool.
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