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As of June 26, the Tennessee Department of Agriculture (TDA) is investigating 27 alleged dicamba-related drift incidents. Looking a year backward, the TDA had received only three cases of dicamba-related drift by June 26, 2016.

Jared Schott is a maverick farmer at work in the wide open spaces of South Dakota and he’s in constant pursuit of like-minded producers.

Will Harris was delighted when the first pair of bald eagles arrived on his farm in 2011. Six years and 80 eagles later, Harris faces annual six-figure poultry losses and major FSA litigation.

Perry Galloway cuts a unique row chasing higher yields

Dee River Ranch features a whole-farm irrigation system fed by a 110-acre reservoir. Five 150-hp pumps supply water to 18 pivots and one corner unit across 2,800 acres of corn and soybeans. The results since 2011? Corn profits ranging from $144-$1,093 per acre over non-irrigated ground, and soybean profits hovering between $115-215 per acre over non-irrigated ground.

A driver weed with no equals, Palmer amaranth has changed the chemical game and forced producers into the rows to chase down escapes.

Hand weeding still plays role in Palmer wars

Seeding rate and fungicide recipe produces yield winner

Natural rubber crops are a possible market for U.S. agriculture

Greenhouse and field trials have Arkansas weed scientists looking for answers