Farmers will have to decide where technology genuinely adds value and where it simply adds another bill.

Over 80 vendors highlighting the newest application equipment, precision technology and expertise were featured at the 45th Midwest Ag Industries Exposition.

Rural America doesn’t ask for much — just a fair shot and a government that has their back.

For many of us whose roots run deep on a family farm, land isn’t just an asset. It provides food, supports wildlife, filters water and tells the story of generations who have cared for it.

Pioneer launched its new Fungicide Timing Solution this year, an integrated approach designed to help corn growers make more confident, data-driven fungicide application decisions and protect yield potential.

The use of AI in agriculture has potential to enhance efficiency through precision agriculture, optimize resource use and improved production.

Eleven Lincoln Land Community College agriculture students participated in a weeklong agricultural industry tour of California’s San Joaquin Valley.

Data centers create both economic opportunities and resource pressures, particularly around land, water and energy.

Deidra Roell is a fifth-generation grain farmer in Washington County in southern Indiana.

It’s been a dry start to the season here until the past week. Planting has been very steady going with the dry weather down here.

The U.S. House passed a new farm bill after the agriculture industry has operated for the past eight years under the previous legislation that included three extensions.

Thirteen Illinois Farm Bureau members and agricultural professionals graduated from the Agricultural Leaders of Tomorrow program, an extensive leadership development program designed to help participants develop leadership and advocacy skills.

The blue jacket isn’t just something I talk about. It’s something I’ve lived.

After spending 30 years as a paramedic and volunteer firefighter, Dave Burt “retired and got bored,” when an event in his area gave him an idea that sparked a new business.

Digital agriculture — the ongoing transformation of farming that includes digitalization and automation of farming tasks — may be an important part of the solution to challenges facing U.S. agriculture.

Does investing in on-farm technology pay off? The answer is complicated and varies farm to farm. But in short, yes.

Ag-Analytics and Davide Cammarano, Purdue associate professor of agronomy, have announced a recently established research partnership.

IntelinAir Inc., offering automated crop intelligence, announced a new program, offering Climate FieldView users in Illinois and Indiana discounted access to IntelinAir AgMRI.

Applying micronutrients to crops is one way farmers can optimize yield goals.

The availability of micronutrients can vary significantly across a field.

Fertigation provides the ability to alter nutrient application timing to more accurately match the crop nutrient uptake needs.

Illinois farmers are always seeking ways to bump up their profitability. The Illinois Soybean Association is always eager to assist.