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Each spring, Tristan and Shaylyn Stark of S Bar K Cattle and Hay in Baker, Montana, unite family and friends to brand, vaccinate and castrate calves. Despite a nearby wildfire, the Starks successfully completed branding and moved their cows and calves...

This week DTN's View From the Cab farmers are busy working around the weather to get a variety of operations complete.

Danna Larson left Iowa farm life for a PR career, then returned with a mission: to help small towns reimagine their potential through her Rural Revival podcast and platform.

A new cookbook aimed at making field meals quick and easy provides satisfying answers to the question of how to keep farmers fed.

Family added enterprises to operation so future generations can continue the farm's legacy.

Kassidy and Klayton Bremer, sixth-generation Iowa farm kids, returned to production agriculture careers at a large-scale hog operation and a cow-calf ranch while maintaining outside income to sustain their 150-year-old family farm.

This week View From the Cab farmers from Maryland and Minnesota are experiencing weather and fuel price variables as the crop continues to get established.

Alberta's Cross Cattle Company strategically selects registered Angus bulls balancing carcass and maternal traits to advance herd genetics. Quality bull selection, built on a 40-year seedstock partnership, drives herd improvement and long-term...

England Cattle Co. builds a legacy on innovation and Brahman excellence. The family added a beef business to their cattle operation to provide another source of income.

Since 1999, Ray "Bubba" Sorensen has repainted each year a patriotic mural on 60-ton boulder in Iowa to honor veterans. His tribute has expanded and his goal is to paint a Freedom Rock in all 50 states. The 2026 Freedom Rock recognizes the nation's...

DTN's View From the Cab farmers from Maryland and Minnesota are busy sizing up crop emergence and scouting for potential problems this week.

Old photos are a source of reflection of a family legacy. This Memorial Day, show appreciation for family, farming and freedom.

Rural schools face declining enrollment, funding gaps and teacher shortages. But instead of buckling under the pressure, rural educators are rising to the occasion, meeting systemic challenges with innovative solutions.

Facing tight margins and staff shortages, some rural hospitals are determined to write their own survival stories.

This week finds DTN's View From the Cab farmers in the midst of planting and tending their emerging crops.

Sixty million rural Americans face worsening healthcare access as Medicaid cuts threaten hundreds of already-struggling hospitals with closure, compounding decades of funding shortfalls, staffing shortages and geographic isolation.

Tyler Rath of Belgrade, Minnesota, will be checking in as one of DTN's View From the Cab farmers this crop season.

COVID-19, remote work and demographic shifts ended decades of population decline in rural America.