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The Michigan Farm News document from February 15, 1997, covers various agricultural topics including updates on crop insurance programs, legislative changes affecting farmland preservation, and the expansion of crop revenue insurance to include corn and soybeans. It highlights the impact of severe weather on crop yields, discusses tax rule changes for farmers, and features articles on sustainable agriculture practices such as intercropping and cover crops. The document also includes reports on farmer-led research projects aimed at improving farming practices and profitability, as well as announcements about upcoming agricultural events and auctions.

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The fiscal year 2025 Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies funding bill provides discretionary funding of $25.9 billion approximately a 3.6 percent cut below the comparable level for fiscal year 2024.

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