Two new machines from Can-Am are designed with comfort in mind while adding enhanced capabilities.

Optimizing returns on every dollar spent on fertilizer and crop nutrition holds the key to profitable crop production. Ask the Agronomist, brought to you by eKonomics, provides crucial nutrient management answers as you prepare for the 2020 growing season.

Apply for the 2021 Class of America's Best Young Farmers and Ranchers.

Lori Culler, DTN/Progressive Farmer's columnist of "Ag's HR Coach", provides some practical tips for finding employees in this tough labor market.

Call them perennial optimists -- farmers who are using Kura clover perennial legume living mulch to farm smarter.

One size doesn't always fit all when it comes to vaccines in a cattle herd. That's one reason it's becoming more common to hear of cases where a custom vaccine is the answer to some ongoing health issues in a herd.

Sometimes, the old ways are the best. That's how this Colorado producer feels about earlage in cattle rations.

Microscopic worms, known as entomopathogenic nematodes, are used as biocontrol tools for soil-dwelling insects, including the Western corn rootworm.

Farmers use technology, research, fungicides and best practices to fight white mold.

Lulls in rootworm feeding may give growers a false sense of security, but when these beetles surface in fields they become increasingly problematic.

Just when you thought you'd battled every crop pest under the sun, an all-new problem pops up. Here are three new invaders scientists are currently working hard to figure out.

The genetic resistance you depend on to protect against soybean cyst nematode (SCN) is fraying.