Production Blog

Vern Hawkins, Syngenta Crop Protection president, talks to DTN about ongoing supply chain issues affecting crop production product availability, pending litigation and new products being developed.

Taking time to observe the fields around us is a freedom that can soothe the soul.

Soybeans can lose weight and become brittle, here are some tips that might help bring them back into condition.

Following basic safety protocols when working with anhydrous ammonia protects you and those around you.

Soil temperatures may have dipped temporarily but think about potential ammonia losses before rushing the season.

Collectors, farmers and fashionistas all seem to find utility in seed bags turned into purses, backpacks and satchels. Learn where the inspiration germinated.

The National Wheat Yield Contest keeps gleaning information from the crop as farmers push to raise more bushels.

Before clicking "Send" on a pre-filled mass email about atrazine, farmers should know where those emails go and how they get viewed by the EPA.

Kids love to share good reads and here's one that furthers the knowledge about seeds and the growth cycles.

How and why Minnesota crop consultant and farmer Mark Nowak takes to the field to estimate corn yields.

How and why Minnesota crop consultant and farmer Mark Nowak takes to the field to estimate corn yields.

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.