Naomi Blohm suggests farmers focus on old crop sales while monitoring supply concerns, including European drought.

Recent USDA data shows there are now 1.2 million female farmers, accounting for 36.3% of all U.S. producers. These women ...

Forage producers can enroll in a new insurance program that protects against yield and price losses. An informational webinar ...

Mississippi farmers are spreading the word about the Nation Cotton Council's "Plant Not Plastic" campaign and U.S. cotton's ...

Producers can see firsthand how the storage solution addresses harvest challenges, from fluctuating temperatures to tight ...

Corn Disease Network, an initiative to monitor disease and insect pressure across Kansas, is raising the alarm for early ...

Stable and horse flies are the most common pests in cattle feedlots, with stable flies causing the greatest economic damage.

Analysis: Winter triticale forage pays dividends through higher yields, improved soil structure and smarter manure handling.

Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins commits to returning coverage tool that helps farmers offset weather-related planting ...

Saving and cleaning your own seed can be an effective way to lower input costs. The best seed-cleaning system depends on crop type, contamination issues, desired seed quality and budget. Whether ...

Lois, a 2026 Iowa Master Farm Homemaker, and her husband, Jim, built the cabin in 2008 and did much of the work themselves. In 2021, after 47 years of marriage, Jim passed away, but Lois loves being ...

Underground pests cost corn growers yield before symptoms show, and resistance is pushing growers toward insecticides with ...