With 2025 half gone, the cautious American ag economy, like the slowing U.S. economy, now tiptoes into its second half.

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Some of that reduction is due to the weather, but the political and economic climates are also playing against farmers.

The summer heat can be tough for anyone to work in, but 92-year-old farmer Pete Waller said he is not stopping anytime soon.

“Obviously we want to get this crop in and out. The longer it’s out there, the longer the growing season, and the higher the expense. I always make the comment that once we put in the ground, we get ...