Production Blog

Here are some tips to lift your spirits up during this new reality of staying home more than usual.

Current events may challenge us, but there's hope in the creative actions of those around us.

Making sacrifices in the age of coronavirus concerns brings some of us back to the table of our youth. What are you willing to give up?

It's a bad day when even the dog is down, but here are some thoughts on how to carry on and make the best of the next few weeks.

Our series explores the good, the bad and the interesting crop invaders.

Opportunities are open to share your crop season through our View From the Cab program.

Syngenta is introducing a soybean variety with a new source of SCN resistance, PI 89772, as early as 2020.

Here's an opportunity to tell your story and give your view. Apply to be a contributor to our weekly View From the Cab series.

The work of young ag researchers is on display this week -- and hints at the future of the industry.

Crops standing in the field have another deadline -- this one involves crop insurance.

Here are some tips to help you hear better as you head for Thanksgiving dinner or a farm meeting this winter.

State winners of the National Wheat Foundation's 2019 National Wheat Yield Contest are now available.

It takes some special folks to open their homes, the fields and their hearts. Let's give them a hearty thanks.

Flooding is one of the many ways soybean cyst nematode can spread from field to field.

There's a lot of natural things to raise the hair on the back of your neck. That hasn't changed.

Study the behaviors of the yield contest winners, but concoct your own recipe base.

Covering up is great, but do so thoughtfully if you have SCN infestations.

We know weeds are competitive with crops, but did you know weed science is a competitive event?

This year heading to the field to pull yield samples confirms there's a lot of variability hiding in this year's crop.

Meeting the demands of consumers can be as fickle as feeding a child. What they want and when they want it is both fascinating and frustrating for farmers.