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Price on the shelf (food prices, part 4 0f 4)
Read part 3 of 4 So, what can you expect on your next trip to the grocery store? American consumers likely will pay moderately higher prices at the store for some food products, particularly for...
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Price at the pump (food prices, part 3 of 4)
Read part 2 of 4 Fuel is a major expense for most Americans and especially for farmers and ranchers. They depend on fuel to run their tractors. Petroleum is the seedstock for synthetic fertilizers to...
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Price to the farmer (food prices, part 2 of 4)
Read part 1 of 4 Farmers and ranchers are an essential part of the food production process. Without them, we wouldn’t just be without fresh fruits and vegetables, but also our favorite cereals, dairy...
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What’s fueling food prices? (part 1 of 4)
The following posts ran as an article in the Spring 2011 issue of Texas Farm Bureau’s Texas Neighbors publication. Other resources on food prices include a video and a three-part audio series found...
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Efurd Orchards Peach Cobbler
By Kelly Bogard Over the last few weeks, I’ve been spreading the love about summer fruits and vegetables. Texas is blessed with some excellent growing conditions this year. And our produce is proving...
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