The divide is growing between global food demand in the future and the projection on the rate of growth for agricultural production, a new report shows.

Q: I have a smaller Kubota tractor with a standard transmission. The gears are grinding when I try to put it in gear. And, the higher the gear, the more difficult it is to get in gear. I can cram it into gear, but I'm afraid to put it in the garage, because, sometimes, it...

The corn yield on the Wiles Brothers Inc. Missouri River bottomland farm, near Plattsmouth, Nebraska, has been growing every year since the drought of 2012. In 2014, the brothers placed first nationally in the National Corn Growers Association's National Corn Yield Contest...

The corn yield on the Wiles Brothers Inc. Missouri River bottomland farm, near Plattsmouth, Nebraska, has been growing every year since the drought of 2012. In 2014, the brothers placed first nationally in the National Corn Growers Association's National Corn Yield Contest...

The U.S. EPA has extended the registration for dicamba herbicides for over-the-top use in Roundup Ready Xtend crops for two more years.

The Nebraska Farm Bureau has rolled out a new association health plan (AHP) for its members the group anticipates could save Nebraska farmers, ranchers and agribusinesses an average of 25% on health insurance premiums.

Seasons have a way of changing on our farm as quickly as another piece of equipment has a way of breaking down around here. Spring weaning slips into summer haying, and before we know it, leaves are falling on the snow-white ground of the first fall frost.

Shattering is an all-too descriptive name for what happens when soybeans pop from their pods prior to harvest. Just as the seeds plummet prematurely from their pods, so fall shattered hopes of yields and profits.

Wally Linneweber has been a dedicated no-tiller for 10 years and has used yield monitors and other data-collection techniques since the 1990s. He has amassed an impressive knowledge of his soil.

Wally Linneweber has been a dedicated no-tiller for 10 years and has used yield monitors and other data-collection techniques since the 1990s. He has amassed an impressive knowledge of his soil.

There is a tough irony in that, at a time when most producers could stand to carry the maximum crop insurance coverage possible, many may be at a point where they can scarcely afford any of the additional expense.

Orange and Cider Winter Punch