USDA sees the U.S. soybean crop coming in at an all-time high, but tightening supplies could keep prices up into 2027. Are ...

“The use of water by the crop — the consumptive use — remains the same. Corn that's planted 8 inches apart on 30 inches of ...

Heidi VanDyke Hendrickson continues the farm-to-table mission established before the 1920s at Coopersville's iconic property.

Farmers constantly search for ways to make extra money on the farm. Vital Farms has offered that for hundreds of producers nationwide.

Researchers test bluemuda turfgrass, which combines bermudagrass and Kentucky bluegrass, to cut irrigation needs and costs in transition-zone climates.

Rising rates increase costs for operating loans, grain storage and equipment—but farm debt levels remain stronger than the 1980s.

Take hydraulic oil. “If you’re getting a high iron or copper content, there could be a component failing,” Shepheard said. “And you cannot see that. It isn’t leaking; it appears to be operating fine.