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Eight @NWUFootball student-athletes earned @CollSportsComm Academic All-District honors this morning.
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This pivot is older than me. Still running 2171 Valley Serial 12069. Worked on this today. Gotta be late 70's. #irrigate24
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LETSS GOOOO!!!!! 📻🏀
DCS Boys BB State Hype video. Thanks to @sabaumert for the audio and @RPACRundown for the video. Good Luck Boys! Geaux Tigers!
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Anyone have insight into Frenchman Valley Patriots wrestling? Our guess is a Wauneta-Palisade/Hayes Center co-op that lasted just the 1992-93 and 1993-94 wrestling seasons. LJS said Eustis-Farnam/Hayes Center, but that seems wrong. I'm guessing they wore red, white, and blue?
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Yesterday we looked at the demographics of producers in the USDA Ag Census...
Today it's production & sales.
The largest farms are fewer than 1% of the farms, but accounted for 42% of all ($543.1 billion) sales.
The smallest farms are 74% of the farms, but accounted for only 2% of all sales.
→ 1% of farms had > $5 million in sales (42% of total)
→ 5% of farms had $1M to $5M in sales (36% of total)
→ 8% of farms had $250K to $1M in sales (15% of total)
→ 12% of farms had $50K to $250K in sales (5% of total)
→ 74% of farms had < $50K in sales (2% of total)
The report also breaks down top commodities by sales $:
#1 Cattle & calves.......$89.4B
#2 Corn..........................$88.5B
#3 Poultry & eggs........$76.5B
#4 Soybeans................$55.4B
#5 Milk...........................$52.8B
Finally, of all commodity sales:
- Crops made up 52% ($281 billion)
- Livestock made up 48% ($262 billion)
