Trey Hill manages a dozen employees and 13,000 acres of farmland overlooking the Chesapeake Bay, one of the most environmentally scrutinized farming regions in the country.

Rural America has always had a big heart. When tragedy strikes, help and hope arrive.

"Farmers don't want to be morticians," says Steve Gerrish, explaining that growers would rather be proactive in addressing field problems. "[Can] we fix something before it happens?" he asks. "Can we ID and kill weeds in one action; can we dig down into the soil [on the...

Nearly 40,000 people are set to converge on Rodeo Town, USA, later this month for five days of ridin', ropin' and buckin' excitement.

Jeff Jorgenson would be out of nickels if Lucy of "Peanuts" fame set up her psychiatry stand on his farm.

Studying agricultural pests helps DTN understand insect behavior and informs our products and customer service. As the resident entomologist, I'm out in the field collecting data, which has largely focused on the corn pest western bean cutworm (WBC). My work helped...

The EPA continues to find no human health risks associated with the use of glyphosate and states the herbicide is not a carcinogen. The agency is acknowledging some ecological risks with use of the herbicide, however.

Post-World War II, Percy Patterson, from Drew, Mississippi, was weighing his options for a future. Instead of heading north like a lot of young men his age, he decided to stay in Mississippi.

ARKANSAS, Chicot County. Acreage totaling 1,170, with 1,120 precision-leveled and irrigated acres of cropland, sold for $5.21 million, or $4,450 per acre. The land was mostly clay soils and included 12 electric irrigation wells. Crop history includes corn, soybeans and rice. Contact...

Everyone thinks they have the best dog, and none of them are wrong. It's a classic line from well-known canine author W.R. Purche.

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