Getting the crop planted is just the start of the battle.

Kentucky farmer Aaron Reding will be the first to admit 2019 hasn’t been easy, but his ability to adapt to a recent diagnosis with technology, that's allowing him to continue to farm.

Farmers need to have a strategy in place to handle wet grain this coming harvest.

Markets can and do get ahead of themselves. We have been in a realizing bull market in the grains since mid-May, with the balance sheets for 2020 tightening significantly depending on which acreage and yield forecast you were willing to accept as most likely. There is still significant variability i […]

Analyst says higher corn markets provided an incentive for farmers to try and plant a crop, if at all possible, which may limit the total amount not put in this growing season.

Disaster aid is approved; good news, bad news for ethanol.

Our “Weatherproofing Your Crops” series offers news you can use in the field, regardless of what Mother Nature throws your way.

There's a new twist in the investigation of alleged animal cruelty at Fair Oaks Farms in Northern Indiana.

In 2019, farmers who planted cover crops on prevent plant acres will be permitted to hay, graze or chop those fields on Sept. 1 instead of Nov. 1

The more committed you are to telling a positive story about agriculture, the more likely it is that activists will want to take you down.