Three things to remember if this market comes to life: sell into a rally, get offers in place and maintain perspective.

Pilgrim’s Pride warns an unusually high number of eggs in incubators aren't hatching any birds. A strange phenomenon is ...

In the fall after the East Palestine train derailment and environmental catastrophe, an Ohio grower changed the way he marketed his crop to the Cleveland market.

Once corn plants begin emerging, an important step each spring is assessing emergence success. Take note of any abnormalities, missing plants or uneven emergence patterns. One symptom that often ...

According to Faiq Mihlar, managing partner for Heavner, Beyers and Mihlar, and general counsel for the Central Illinois Board of Realtors, it really comes down to the original transaction on the solar ...

Mike and Sheilah Reskovac are a young farming couple just starting their second year of marriage and farming together, near Uniontown, Pa. He's a first-gen farmer who met his fourth-gen farmer-bride ...

Web deck: About 200 essays were written on the topic of breaking down barriers to ag entry.

Cowtowns & Skyscrapers: Modern science keeps our food supply safe, even during animal health events. Raising food is a dirty process, no matter how much we try to sanitize it.

In 2015, Lauren Castle of Sussex, Wis., was traveling on vacation to Eagle River, Wis., with her boyfriend, Brent Riemer, who is now her husband. The couple spotted an abandoned 1952 ...

“Grasslands are paramount to South Dakota,” emphasized Hunter Roberts, South Dakota’s secretary of the Department of Agriculture and Natural Resources, as he spoke to attendees at the inaugural South ...

Farmhouse Window: Time is constantly moving, so be grateful for the time you still have. The days are getting longer as we soon enter summer. Planting is just about to get started, or coming to an end ...

May is Beef month and while some of the people who are paid through our cow tax dollars were at their state’s capitals ...