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In recognition of his farming success, leadership, industry involvement, and continued drive for the importance of sustainability, Cotton Grower is honored to recognize Ted Schneider as the recipient ...

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I wish we had some news to talk about. There are a lot of rumours—there are always rumours. I tend to ignore them because ...

Our minds are incredibly powerful, but they’re also habitual "adders." By practicing noting and widening your perspective, you can learn to stop adding unnecessary layers to your experience. And when ...