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Cover story: Sweet peas

When you’re cranking through a few hundred acres of crops each spring, being able to plant one of those crops ahead of corn and soybeans stretches out the efficiency of both your machinery and your time. For Mike Macik of Hector, vegetable crops have been part of his annual crop plan every year since he started farming in 1979.....more>>

2008 may be a great canning crop year

“We’re sitting in what I would almost call the garden zone of the Midwest right now,” said Birds Eye Food's Aaron Skogen, referring to the mostly good to excellent condition of Minnesota’s pea and sweet corn crops in early July. more>>

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