The winter 2020-21 forecast is dominated by the presence of a La Nina sea-surface temperature and barometric pressure pattern in the Pacific Ocean along the equator.

Steve Thompson answers readers' questions about all things mechanical.

Soybean farmers who endured hot, dry growing conditions this past summer have another reason to be steamed.

The arrival of a special baby can help overcome the heartache of this bad year.

Far from the front lines, western Kansas wheat fields played a vital role as air bases in World War II.

The IRS gives ranchers more time to level out after forced sales.

Aerial images help improve crop-management decisions that pay dividends.

Keeping things simple is key for this North Dakota farmer.

Dr. Ken McMillan responds to a readers' questions about farm veterinary issues.

The future soybean market has so many uncertainties, including China and South America, growers are urged to reduce production risk.

As harvest wraps up, now is a good time to revisit your marketing plan to help you manage risk going into the new year.

Ensure the holiday season is merry and bright; always keep SAFETY in plain sight!