Wheat Farm Numbers, Production Decline Since 2002
The number of wheat farms in the U.S. has declined by more than 40% since 2002.
New GHG Measurement Tool Can Help Dairy Meet Ambitions Environmental Goals
A new tool to measure greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions for dairy operations is in the works.
Cover Crop Survey Reveals Long-Term Interest, Benefits Regardless of Incentive
The latest National Cover Crop Survey Report reveals a growing interest in adopting and continuing cover crops with or without financial incentives.
Soil Moisture Needs to Improve Before Planting
While a mild winter has put planting on most farmers’ minds far sooner than a typical year, more soil moisture is a critical missing element.
Staff, Setup Can Enhance Milking Efficiency
The dairy industry has risen to the occasion over the last two decades in producing more while using less.
Summer Weather Predictions Point to Corn Yield Challenges
Chaotic weather patterns have the potential to impact this year’s corn yield.
Trade Tensions Rise Ahead of Upcoming Hearings, Election
The U.S. House of Representatives ranking GOP members continue to target Beijing’s influence on the U.S. in policy moves leading up to November’s election.
AEM Reports Tractor and Combine Sales Slow in 2024
The Association of Equipment Manufacturers (AEM) reports that sales of four-wheel-drive tractors in the U.S. fell last month by 14.3% compared to this time in 2023.
Strategize Swine Feed Inputs for Optimal Risk Management
Spending money wisely on any livestock operation is a critical component of long-term profitability.
Lack of Farm Bill Progress Threatens Farm Estate Tax Security
If a new farm bill isn’t passed this year, the Tax Cut and Jobs Act could expire.











