The idyllic lifestyle of rural living attracts many people to raise children on farms. While many believe raising kids in rural areas is safer, there...
It all starts with the seed. Our special series of stories delves into the many aspects of making critical seed selection decisions.
The passing of University of Illinois animal scientist Doug Parrett is being felt by many in the livestock industry that he tended and taught.
Grab a hoe and get to chopping if you see a pigweed on the loose.
Recent storms may have knocked these Nebraska farmers around, but they are fighting the odds and replanting.
Fitness is a journey, not a race. A new farm fitness program takes our editor to a spot of wellness she wasn't expecting.
BASF is on track to commercialize a Bt soybean trait targeting SCN by the end of the decade.
The explosive growth of domestic soybean crush that will consume hundreds of millions of bushels of soybeans is a game changer for farmers and the industry.
Pulses, such as dry peas, are being tested in some rotations as farmers look for ways to reduce use of nitrogen.
Just as children have different personalities, so do crops. Finding a management system that embraces the biology of the soybean plant is critical to driving yields and capturing returns on input investments.
Early entries are open on the National Wheat Yield Contest and there are a few new twists to the contest for the coming year.
In-person farm shows took an understandable hiatus in 2021 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Commodity Classic and other events are back in-person this year, and farmers couldn't be happier.
There's science to consider in four-leaf clovers for those lucky enough to discover them.
DTN is taking applications for the View From the Cab feature. We shadow two farmers throughout the growing season and write about current events on the farm.
DTN is taking applications for the View From the Cab feature. We shadow two farmers throughout the growing season and write about current events on the farm.
Force majeure clauses have been in the news. What do they mean for farmers who sign contracts?
Short corn and a new herbicide were highlighted in Bayer's new research and development pipeline advancements call.
My book list is brimming, but there's always room for another good read. What's on your list?
Attending a meeting in person this week offers a new appreciation for what matters.
A look into how EPA's new policy of enforcing the Endangered Species Act will affect ag pesticides moving forward.