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Today’s agriculture headlines and expert perspectives serving farmers, ranchers, crop consultants, livestock nutritionists and the entire U.S. ag community.
The Hiler family is spending the week at Soybean College after a rough start in their fields this spring.
Greg Milkkovich of Roach Ag says all markets are down due to the downgrade of the U.S. economy.
The world-record holder for soybean yield shares his tips from this week’s event.
Corn College attendees head to the field for lessons in application timing and placement.
Corn College is one of several projects these two Michigan teens have worked on this summer
Farm Journal editors conducted an informal poll with a cross-section of farmers attending the Michigan Corn College this week to get a sense of how crops are faring in each individual’s respective area.
Learn more about how independent seed companies operate.
Find out the backstory of Farm Journal’s second-every Seed Guide.
Find additional information generated by the Farm Journal Seed Survey.
A falling economy has helped timber prices decline.
A Farm Journal cookbook favorite, this ice cream recipe is sure to please this July 4th weekend!
A general partnership entity structure is an easy way to bring a child into the farm.
Instead of your typical ricotta mixture, substitute cottage cheese in its place. Not only does it reduce the fat and calories but it’s healthier and just as delicious!
This Indiana farmer hopes to start harvesting his crops in the next month.
From sunrise to sunset, agriculture is a major part of every day across the U.S.
Group of federal, state and local transportation enforcement agencies, will put 10,000 inspectors at 1,500 sites nationwide for roadside inspections June 7- 9
John Deere tractor reaches new power threshold for row-crop tractors.
Tragic accident takes the life of AgDay/USFR Agribusiness Director
Anna’s Country Kitchen provides farm wives with new recipes and cooking tips. This dish called Luau Beef Roast is just in time for National Beef Month!
Learn about Kansas State University’s research and Monsanto partnership.
Along with new products, corn and soybean growers can anticipate having access next year to revamped seed treatments that are packed with new benefits.
Photographer, Lou Pierce, captures the heart of Afghanistan in his recountance.
This coloring page connects kids with dairy farming. Courtesy of Midwest Dairy Association.
Kip Tom, Indiana farmer, shares his travel diary from the Afghan countryside.
Tratar los casos de mastitis depende de la vaca y del tipo de agente.