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Grain markets have a history of changing direction around a holiday. They sure did after Thanksgiving.

Rarely do we producers have the luxury of making planting decisions based on profit potential—regardless of planting choices.

When the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor in 1941, the five Sullivan brothers of Waterloo pledged to defend the U.S.

Despite a disappointing end to 2020, a positive story is unfolding for the cattle markets in 2021. Sue Martin and DuWayne Bosse explain why the last half of 2021 could produce better prices.

Join Machinery Pete for key year-end discussions.

For Jennie Schmidt, who farms in the Chesapeake Bay watershed in Maryland, she’s striking the balance of appeasing criticizing eyes while still optimizing crop performance.

Farmer mitigates soil challenges with gypsum.

Crop protection leverages non-ag research methods.

Have a goal and measure success to reap benefits.