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Producers Intend Planting More Soybeans/Less Corn

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The USDA's Prospective Report was not without some surprises. (Gary Crawford)

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Planting Intentions Report Pushes Corn Prices Higher

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USDA planting intentions report gives a boost to corn prices. (Gary Crawford and USDA Chief Economist Seth Meyer)

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Actuality: Cotton Growers Intend to Boost Acreage

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USDA Chief Economist Seth Meyer, talking about cotton growers' plans to boost acreage this spring.

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Actualiy: Weather Often Has Last Word on Planting Plans

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USDA Chief Economist Seth Meyer, saying that weather often has the last word on planting plans.

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Pork Production Continues to Grow

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Pork output keeps growing, despite efforts to slow it down. (Gary Crawford and USDA livestock analyst, Mike McConnell)

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Actuality: Key Numbers from USDA Hogs and Pigs Report.

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USDA livestock analyst, Mike McConnell, with some key numbers from USDA's Hogs and Pigs Report.

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Food is Medicine and Importance of Nourishment

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The Agriculture Secretary weighed in on nourishment's role in healthy outcomes as part of a panel during the Department of Health and Human Services' "Food is Medicine" summit. (Rod Bain and Secretary Tom Vilsack)

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Actuality: Vilsack on Food is Medicine

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Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack provides his views on the subject of "Food is Medicine" during a Health and Human Services Department summit of the same name.

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Actuality: Nutrition Research and Education

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Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack discusses how research and education on the benefits of nutrition is vital to improve better health outcomes.

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Actuality: Role of Incentive and Market Opportunity in Nutrition

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Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack explains how incentives and more supply through diverse markets can improve nutrition and health during a recent Health and Human Services summit.

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