More than 50 attendees, including farmers, community members and industry partners, attended the Lafayette Ag Stewardship ...

Beneath the golden corn fields and sprawling soybean rows of America's Midwest lies an invisible crisis that threatens the ...

Keen competition from a range of sources, farming and non-farming, along with constrained supply led to further increases in ...

The Irish Grain Growers Group (IGGG) has noted the strengthening of international grain prices since the start of the war in ...

The Smith family captures value from cover crops twice—first as high-quality cattle feed and then as biological fuel for ...

On a hilltop field in Rush County, Kevin Wiltse stabbed his spade into plant residue-encrusted earth and turned over a shovelful of dark soil. He knelt, scooped up a fistful of moist, porous ...

Side Oven Bakery at Foston on the Wolds will be hosting an eggs-citing event on Good Friday (April 3).

How resiliency steered Class of 2026 Iowa Master Farmers Dan and Susan Voss through farming challenges and health scares ...

The arrival of spring traditionally brings renewed optimism to Ireland’s tillage sector. Fields begin to dry, drills start moving, and farmers look ahead to the promise of a new crop.

When it comes to planting trends in 2025, no-tillers stayed fairly consistent with their corn but made some changes to their soybeans, according to the 2026 No-Till Farmer Benchmark Report.

Nearly 75 percent of farmers surveyed before the war said the crop sector was in a recession. They face bigger hurdles this ...