Blockchain is a secure data technology that can be used as source verification for cattle to get premium prices.

Timing and storing are important for garnering premiums for alfalfa.

There is something wrong with the new farm math. Land was once worth what it would return. Today's new-math landlords believe the return on ownership is a piece of everything tied to the land.

Nebraska farmer makes cuts and tough calls to overcome volatility in the corn market.

Missouri farmer hopes his niche crop of white corn can distinguish him and generate premiums in a down corn market.

Oklahoma wheat farmer looks to boost seed sales in a challenging market while also diversifying his crops.

Texas cotton farmer tweaks production practices across his farm, focusing on and updating technologies that he believes will let his farm gain in efficiencies.

Iowa soybean farmer believes technology and diversification can make up for market shortfalls.

New equipment and technology could be key to overcoming challenges in a down economy.

Looking ahead to 2020, IRS guidance is anticipated on several issues of importance to agricultural businesses.

Grain and fiber farmers can position themselves to capture profit opportunities in 2020 despite ongoing obstacles that seem to stand in the way.

Securing operating loans for the upcoming crop season will bring new challenges for some borrowers, but there are ways to make farm operations more cash-worthy in the eyes of today's lenders.