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Biofuel advocates are making a last-minute push to convince House lawmakers to approve year-round sales of gasoline blended with higher volumes of ethanol ahead of a vote on Capitol Hill this week, as ‌the refining sector seeks to sink the effort.

The vote for year-round gasoline blended with 15% ethanol (E15) represents the closest the industry has gotten ‌so far t...


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Mother’s Day at Wild Flower Farm was the perfect blend of family time, laughter, and a little farm-life adventure for Membership Services Director Cathy Peirick and her family.

Cathy spent the day with her son, daughter, and soon-to-be daughter-in-law, along...


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Seneca Foundry is a family owned iron casting manufacturer located in Webster City, IA. For decades, we have delivered high quality gray and ductile iron castings to customers across a range of industries, including agricultural equipment. Whether you need low volume of just a few pieces or you need a dependable partner for higher volume production, Seneca provides cast iron ...


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According to new data from the Association of Equipment Manufacturers (AEM), U.S. sales of combines increased 3.4% in April 2026 compared to the year before. Canadian sales of combines were also up, ending the month 42.7% higher than April 2025.

“The April sales results of farm tractor and combine sales show the lingering softness in the equipment market,” said...


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Protecting your employees who work in and near spray booths begins with recognizing the risks. Because these booths introduce fire and explosion hazards, it’s crucial that you establish and frequently reinforce safety practices with your team.

As you assess your spray booth safety plan, refer to the tips below to help you meet the requirements and guidelines outline...


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