Coverage dated October 16, 2026 to October 17, 2026
Three corn and soy farmers challenge the industry that raised them
Headline from KESQ Palm Springs
When the rain started falling at around 3 p.m., Matt Bormann knew his work was finished for the afternoon. He ducked into the equipment shed on his corn and soybean farm in rural Iowa, mixed a Crown and Coke, and sat down to chew the fat with his friends. They proceeded to vent about some
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When the rain started falling at around 3 p.m., Matt Bormann knew his work was finished for the afternoon. He ducked into the equipment shed on his corn and soybean farm in rural Iowa, mixed a Crown and Coke, and sat down to chew the fat with his friends. They proceeded to vent about some
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