CATEGORIES

DISEASE SCOUTING IN THE DIGITAL ERA

Digital platforms offer new approaches to identify diseases and time fungicide applications to save time and protect yield.

SHIPPING STRUGGLES

The Mississippi River may present challenges again in 2024.

SPRAYER PRICING, AVAILABILITY BACK TO NORMAL

Upgrade options improve older equipment's appeal.

COVER CROPS: THE SOIL HEALTH SWISS ARMY KNIFE

Like the multi-purpose tool, cover crops provide a wide range of attributes.

ROTATIONAL GRAZING

Ranchers look to nature for carbon sequestration solutions.

greener PASTURES

Ranchers are using adaptive grazing to restore soil health while increasing profitability.

Achieve Optimum Traction

Properly ballast tractor tires in six steps.

Building From the Ground Up

Robert Lager is a leader in soil conservation and community service in northwest Missouri.

TANNENBAUM TRIVIA

Avoid divisive topics at the holiday dinner table and share these interesting facts about Christmas trees instead!

BEHIND CARBON DATA VERIFICATION

Third-party data verification can increase profits from carbon programs.

VACCINES AND MANAGEMENT

Vaccines won't dig you out of a management hole.

Tough LOVE

FROM BLIZZARDS THAT BURY BUILDINGS TO GRASSHOPPER INFESTATIONS OF BIBLICAL PROPORTIONS, THE KVALE FAMILY HAS SURVIVED AND THRIVED ON THE RUGGED SOUTH DAKOTA PRAIRIE FOR MORE THAN 100 YEARS.

CUT COSTS, NOT YIELD

When soil health improves, fewer inputs may be needed.

SMALL, BUT MIGHTY

Trace minerals play a critical role in ensuring dairy herd health.

BEEF HEALTH

Advice on killed vs. live vaccines, long-range dewormer, and nutrition.

WHOOPING CRANE COMEBACK PROVES VALUE OF CONSERVATION

Farmers have aided a stunning rally by an endangered species.

'TIS THE SEASON

Problem: When is the best time to give large financial gifts?

HELP WANTED

Finding good employees is a challenge; keeping them is the other half of the battle.

STAY THE COURSE

Looking back at 2023 will keep you on track for 2024.

WHEN SOIL HEALTH PRACTICES DON'T WORK

A principles-based, tailored-to-you approach can alleviate frustration.

NEW MODELS MARK 100 YEARS OF FARMALL TRACTORS

Case IH adds to the Series N lineup: the 85-hp 90N and 119-hp 120N.

WELCOME TO THE 'AGRIHOOD'

California ranch family creates an ag-centered community in response to increased urbanization.

HIGHER HORSEPOWER FOR SMALL TRACTORS

Kubota designs two new models and updates two for versatility needed by owners of acreages.

ROD PIERCE

Don't go it alone.

ROD SNYDER

EPA senior advisor works to forge environmental protection solutions to ensure a productive and resilient agriculture system.

NONCHEMICAL APPROACH CAN REDUCE PRESENCE OF HERBICIDE-RESISTANT WEEDS

Arkansas research shows the heat of narrow-windrow burning destroys seeds.

EXCAVATOR SELL-OFF

Rise in late-model inventories leads to soft prices.

JOINING FORCES

Idaho and Nevada ranches combine cows to get benefits of complementary skills and larger cattle groups to market.

TIME TO REVIEW

Before celebrating the new year, take time for a last-minute review of your income tax strategies for 2023.

FARM SCHOOL

An educational series for farmers who want to take their skills to the next level