On-farm tile monitoring provides data to researchers that shows losses of nutrients is not simply an overapplication of fertilizer.

It’s been 40 years since Congress last passed major agricultural labor reform. In that time, farming has changed, but our labor system has not kept up.

Hauling water across rugged landscapes has become a daily chore for many ranchers in the U.S. Rockies.

Whether you’re building soil, boosting protein in your ration, or extending grazing days, red clover remains a dependable, productive and sustainable choice for Midwest producers.

Corteva announced the launch of a new herbicide option with two modes of action to expand farmer options for 2027.

Improving soil by increasing the biology results in more minerals in the feed grown on that land and fewer supplements necessary for the cattle that eat the feed.

Utilizing corn stalks for winter grazing is an option for cattlemen to impact their profitability.

Succession planning in family farming operations requires more than just financial arrangements and legal documents.

Organic corn earned substantially more than conventional corn over the past five years. So, why aren’t more farmers making the switch?