Today's Farmer | September 2003 | Contents
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FEATURES:
Linked with agriculture
As vice president of sales operations for the machinery leasing enterprise, MachineryLink, this MFA scholar sees the benefits of broad agricultural experience. By Steve Fairchild

Banking on youth
This year the MFA Foundation is investing more than $348,000 in the future of our communities.

Farming with a shallow net
Tighter markets and a better crop year bode well for farm margins this year, but global competition tempers outlook. By James D. Ritchie

What's new in the field
For John Deere harvest equipment, it's a double launch this fall. By Steve Fairchild

Keep it clean
Preseason through post-season, combine and moisture monitor maintenance will help keep your machine fit and accurate for harvest. By William Casady

All in the family
Informal agreements about the ownership structure for a farm won't work for everyone. But for the Vaughn family, it's how new generations work into the farm. By James D. Ritchie

COLUMNS:
Country corner
Position change brings historical perspective to Today's Farmer. By Chuck Lay

Crops
Glyphosate rate creep: Is it perception or reality? By Dr. Paul Tracy

Nutrition
Finishing with whole corn and TrendSetter SLR. By Dr. Dan Netemeyer

Country humor
Nickel and dimed on the phone By Jack S. Bray

Jams and jellies recipes

Viewpoint
Natural gas (and fertilizer) prices continue a steady upward trend. By Don Copenhaver

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September 2003

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