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Joanna Carraway is the 2013 winner of the Tomorrow’s Top Producer Horizon Award.
Indiana farmer expands one acre of sweet corn to a booming, diversified business.
Intense analytical skills and a strong team allow young farmer to thrive
The Internet video series “The Edge of Farming” follows growers using Challenger tractors in tough conditions.
Many look at Pennsylvania dairy farmer Luke Brubaker and ask, “How did you do it?” The 2013 Top Producer of the Year winner answers, "“I’ve just been blessed with opportunities.”
Farming the Mississippi River bottom yields boom times and busts
Jay and Cara Myers take farm to new heights with test plots, data
Risk manager defies weather with irrigation tech, diverse crops
Straw market expertise indelibly links producer to Asian dairies and feedlots.
How a Kentucky farm with deep roots grew vertically and professionally.
Alabama transplant turns poor soils into a pioneering 10,000-acre enterprise
The brothers co-own a diversified crop farm including potatoes, onions, carrots and mint. They’ve invested in field drainage and other technology that makes production, packing and shipping more efficient than ever.
The CEO of Pagel’s Ponderosa Dairy in Kewaunee, Wis., also owns three cheese manufacturing facilities and a farm-to-fork restaurant in Green Bay.
Chalmers and Lori Anne Carr are among the top peach producers in the U.S. and also grow peppers and broccoli in Ridge Spring, S.C.
Congratulations to Heartland Farms for being a 2018 Top Producer of the Year award finalist.
Every corner of the world has its own unique obstacles to overcome when it comes to crop production. Hear the top challenges from three countries.
While the storyline for much of the growing season has been record production, now farmers are faced with an even bigger problem.
Selling a crop that’s not yet in the ground can be intimidating. But if you don’t get a head start on pricing your crops, you might miss good marketing opportunities.
The Nutrient Navigator series focuses on efficient, environmentally sound management of nutrients. The goal is to provide practical knowledge that helps drive yields and profits higher.
Tending to the fertilizer needs of a field means assessing the past, present and future in order to hit the profitable and environmentally sound bull’s-eye.
In your quest for high yields, nothing is more crucial, or more difficult, than managing corn’s most important nutrient.
We are proud of the work that Farmers Feeding the World has done in 2012, and we are grateful for the generosity and support from friends like you.
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