Water Management
In one pass across his field, Kentucky farmer Joel Armistead can find five to six soil types.
Brett and Mike Shryock established Grand Prairie Irrigation to sell T-L Irrigation equipment.
EPA Administrator Andrew Wheeler says he wants landowners to be able to determine if their property includes a federal waterway without the need for an attorney.
Controversial ballot measure passes with margin of 2,528 votes out of nearly 1 million cast.
Researchers at Washington State University pulled data about weather along with soil and crop types to develop an online service.
Precision Link from T-L Irrigation Co. puts pivot control in your pocket.
Valley Irrigation introduces DropSpan technology—a clever way of avoiding obstacles.
Four Nebraska farmers are demanding compensation from the state because it diverted irrigation water away from their crops to comply with the Republican River Compact.
For more than a decade, the Farm Journal Test Plots has varied corn populations and nitrogen rates to respond to natural management zones in the field. In 2012, the crew added variable-rate irrigation to its site-specific farming portfolio.
On-farm testing helps develop effective technology