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The shotgun houses and clapboard shacks are gone, but a child's toy lingers in farmland rows. Time, tillage and rainfall reveal the sharecropper's last testament: clusters of magnificent clay, agate and glass marbles.

How can you make your annual landlord discussions more productive and enjoyable? Heed this advice from Chris Barron.

Sun exposure is not a laughing matter, cow-nose.

Ron Chernow has masterfully sifted through copious sources to compile an even-handed account of a complex leader, in his book "Grant."

This tractor sold in one day.

The new M4 Series is now available at authorized Kubota dealers nationwide.

Record rain has flooded Midwest streets and snarled Mississippi River traffic, crucial to delivering inputs that farmers need and a major artery in helping them ship products.

President Donald Trump remains in U.S. farmers’ good graces, according to the latest Farm Journal Pulse survey.

12 U.S. Senators sent a letter to EPA Administrator Andrew Wheeler to cease issuing Renewable Identification Number (RIN) waivers also known as “hardship” waivers.

Mexico is the largest volume destination for U.S. pork exports and the third-largest export market for U.S. beef.

Will President Trump use an Iowa event to clear up questions about tariff aid?

More than 960 groups representing the U.S. food and agriculture value chain at the national, state and local are urging Congress to quickly ratify the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA).

ABERDEEN, S.D. (AP) — A South Dakota farmer takes a snap of his crops and adds the temperature, wind conditions, date and other details in

Chris Barron, the impact of late-planted, lower yielding corn on a farm’s Average Production History (APH) is something to consider. 

This tractor sold in Ohio

Corn and soybean producers aren’t the only ones feeling the squeeze of wet weather. Cattle and dairy producers are left wondering what this means for their access to feed, and how soon they should lock in inventory.

Drier conditions are continuing in the Southeast United States while wet weather expands to the East. The AgDay Weather Team Looks at Root Zone Moisture in its weather segment.