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Iowa farmer Ben Riensche is excited about the opportunities current margins are providing to reinvest in his operation. He provides these tips for spending money during good times.

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More than usual, farm budgets are teetering on the prices of inputs, notably fertilizer. However, another fertility problem is quietly reshaping farm life.

Markets can tell a story, especially after a journey through headwinds, political strife and wars. March soybeans did that in 2022.

Markets can tell a story, especially after a journey through headwinds, political strife and wars. March soybeans did that in 2022.

Plan for how you will keep the wheels rolling — even if they fall off the wagon — this spring.

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Matt and Lisa Moreland hoped at least one of their sons would return home to farm after college. What they didn’t anticipate? All three sons wanted to come back. Here are four things the family learned in the process.

Ag families experience recessions most tangibly through their non-farm personal connections, making them worth watching, regardless of farm economics.

Technically speaking the price action of Chicago, Kansas City and Minneapolis wheat varieties are signaling a change is coming — one that might not be recognized until the price ship has sailed.