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Profit margins necessitate a switch for South Dakota farmer

Unmanned ground and aerial vehicle pair show big promise

Work by oil and gas companies contributes to irreparable soil damage

Header attachment can help save down and damaged corn

Researchers hope a new chemical cavalry can curb populations

Chris Adams punched 300 acres of hemp ground in 2017 and hopes to start indoor production of marijuana in 2018. The maverick producer has picked the cannabis horse as a strong runner for agriculture.

Pipelines and agriculture are a contentious pair, with a growing number of farmers raising concerns over soil health, drainage issues, and responses from oil and gas companies.

When farmers face the creep of federal agency regulation, the game is consistently tilted in the bureaucracy’s favor, and although agricultural producers know the deck is stacked, most are unaware of the joker concealed in the government’s sleeve: Chevron deference.

Jay Hill approaches diversification and connects with customers in innovative ways

Farmers lose out when no one regulates the regulators