While a majority of crop producers in the upper Midwest had their fertilizer needs met in 2026, the availability concerns may ...

NDSU Extension crops economist Frayne Olson doesn't expect fertilizer prices to drop any time soon, and he expects a high ...

Jamie Dickerman of Red River Farm Network and Randy Martinson of Martinson Ag Risk Management look for confirmation from ...

Sen. John Hoeven announced the collaboration that he says will help the American farmer and rural businesses increase exports ...

Darla Tyler-McSherry of Ask In Earnest reflects on the importance of good sleep for farmers' mental and physical well-being.

Research at the Northwest Research and Outlook Center in Crookston showed fertilizer application shouldn't change when a ...

HAWLEY, Minn. — Highland cattle are known for their iconic hair and horns — a key part of their identity. People have deemed the breed adorable, with the fuzzy brownish red cattle appearing on many ...

Mother said at breakfast that the rhubarb was ready to be harvested. The news helped make what would become a day when what ...

Topsoil is a precious commodity, with much being lost last week due to high winds. But, there are management practices that ...

StormTRACKER meteorologist Lydia Blume says the recent cool stretch that produced relatively late frost conditions in places ...

E15 gets a boost in Congress. How to prevent the loss of top soil. Money to improve conservation practices on pastures.

After three decades of rotational grazing, a southeastern Minnesota cattle family says healthier soil, lower fertilizer use and long-term resilience are paying off.