As you look at transitioning leadership and ownership of your farm to the next generation, be ready to tackle entitlement issues.
Strong equipment sales boost production
The Mitchells strip-till applicator eliminates overlap and distributes fertilizer uniformly in the row
You could be one of three farmers to win high-tech welding products and exclusive welding training
Iraqi farmers face infrastructure mountains to revitalize their agricultural industry
Trucks return to their roots
Ground-level controls save time and reduce fatigue
This fall, multiple problems combined to make barge rates jump to 18-year high
Willow and poplar might work well in less productive areas
Neatness counts to maximize yield on outside corn rows.
This boom-equipped service truck provides farmers a lift when machinery breaks down
Precommercial harvest of corn cobs begins now
New soybean genetics begin to break down yield barriers
What''s Running Up Food Prices?
Perfect Fit Shop; Gerald and Larry Roberts
Why it pays to move past the Schedule F
Banishing earworm and a new nitrogen fix
Handy feeder corrals round hay bales
It saddens me to see a conservation program as successful as CRP hijacked.
Sorghum holds new promise as a source of ethanol
Unprecedented actions by financial policymakers
Democrats sense Senate control is within grasp
A new booklet and decision-making tool and an updated reference guide reach farmers via the Internet
Round and Round the Hay Field We Go
Add-ons rev up the utility of your all-terrain vehicle
In 2009, our cost of production for corn should be roughly 54¢ per bushel less than with conventional tillage
With pricey fertilizer, act early and consider all your options
A new biofuels source gains interest
What it means to your bottom line
Storage company grows from accessories to industry mainstay
On the Piepers’ farm in Iowa there’s a planter for every purpose
Memories remain long after the 1993 cleanup
