Southern Indiana farmer posits that due to higher equipment prices and land costs, today's economy may be worse for farmers than the 1980s.

After a stormy start, the summer of 2024 turned out to be good for row-crop conditions but has also pulled corn and soybean prices to their most bearish levels in a long time.

With higher costs and lower returns, many farmers who lease land have already started conversations with landowners as they evaluate, calibrate and negotiate terms for the 2025 season.

Steve Thompson answers readers' questions about all things mechanical.

Asian lady beetles lay siege to the Midwest every spring and fall.

Memories of the best farm kid Halloween costume ever.

Steve Thompson answers readers' questions about all things mechanical.