Ticks can threaten humans and livestock with disease, and they're showing up in greater numbers and for longer periods.
When my husband's eyes nearly swelled shut, I went on the hunt for the reason and found out about a common weed worry.
More farmers are now rotating SCN resistance, according to a recently released study. Avoiding yield losses is always a good move, but it takes on added meaning when prices climb.
Kansas hard winter wheat takes a beating, but overall losses expected to be minimal.
Keep it clean out there -- dirty boots can track in a bunch of unwanted weeds.
Do you hate the wheat tour? Do you whine about it online? You should probably go on one.
Record performance of seed varieties and input decisions throughout the season to get a head start on 2022.
Brood X cicadas are ready to emerge. Grab your earplugs and your cellphone.
Common milkweed is one of the milkweed species that monarch butterfly caterpillars crave.
While the number of grassland birds has gone down, there is hope that ranchers can help be part of the solution to increase the population again by changing when hay is cut.
A giant show-and-tell farm grows clues to fight back against soybean cyst nematode.
Anhydrous ammonia tanks are moving as corn planting kicks into gear.
Random packages of seeds that appeared in mailboxes last year are still being tracked, and additional guidance is being offered.
Here's an opportunity to tell your story and give your views on agriculture and farm life. Apply to be a contributor to our weekly View From the Cab series.
Update to DTN's interview with Corteva comes with announcement of a compromise with hedge fund Starboard Value.
Jim Collins discusses important issues facing agriculture and how Corteva Agriscience is positioning its product portfolio.
International Women's Day challenges us to celebrate women's achievements and raise an awareness against bias.
There's plenty to read if you want to firm up your knowledge about genetically engineering crops.
In the next few weeks, DTN/Progressive Farmer is exploring the past and future of genetic engineering breakthroughs in agriculture. Today, we posted the first story of our special series called Gene Revolution Turns 25, looking closer at the different attitudes about the gene...
When you need to find answers, these handy reference tools fit the job.
It's time to go back to school on dicamba. There are no excused absences. Training is mandatory if you want to spray approved herbicides in Xtend crops this year.