One of the greatest benefits of safety training is incident prevention. Injuries involving tractors, machinery, livestock, ...

Joslin, Ill., facility shuts without warning, leaving cattle feeders scrambling and eliminating 3,000-head daily capacity in ...

Persistent rain in September 1986 brought record rainfall to Minnesota, flooding fields and delaying corn and soybean harvest ...

The Iowa Environmental Mesonet and CoCoRaHS Network, part of the ISU exhibit, are free weather tools that can help on the ...

Higher farmland prices particularly lead to higher sale volumes when landowners who have recently inherited property sell.

The Farm Progress Show in Boone, Iowa, Sept. 1-3, debuts new Agronomy Zone, FAA-approved Drone Zone, field demos, and exhibitor previews.

Producers can explore research updates, market trends and membership benefits while connecting with agricultural leaders at the event.

New lab marks major milestone for agriculture research and education on North Dakota State University campus in Fargo, N.D.

The Crop Protection Network will display online tools that can help farmers manage pests at the Iowa State University exhibit.

Row crop farmers face ongoing challenges while the Fed weighs interest rate decisions and critical trade negotiations loom for North American agriculture.

CME is launching a sorghum basis contract, but growers have questions about its risks and opportunities for the Great Plains.

A trip to St. Louis isn’t complete without a visit to Twisted Ranch, a must-try for Midwestern ranch connoisseurs who want to try 33 flavors of ranch.