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  • (Thomas Vogel, Getty Images)

    Future of Food

    Can farmers feed the world in 2050?

  • Farm owner Laura Kelly and manager Terrin Ricehill inspect kale growing on vertical towers. (Jim Patrico)

    Future of Food

    Shipping container farms could be a door to the future, opening up farming opportunities today.

  • (Olga Strelnikova, Getty Images)

    Future of Food

    Expect more chicken on the dinner plate, especially in developing countries.

  • Case IH and sister company, New Holland, are building driverless grain carts guided by path planning systems. (Provided by Raven Industries)

    Future of Food

    Connectivity, data and intelligence will boost grain yields.

  • Iowa farmer Reid Weiland grows nutrition-packed soybeans to feed a world hungry for food innovation. (Joseph L. Murphy)

    Future of Food

    Focus on nutrition is driving new food innovation.

  • Kansas farmer Justin Knopf (left) believes the key to improving agricultural productivity on his farm begins with the soil. (Matthew Wilde)

    Future of Food

    Simply growing more won't feed a burgeoning world population. Many other factors play into the future of food and food security.

  • Duals storage rack holds large tires in place while also allowing them to be moved easily. (Ray E. Watkins Jr.)

    Handy Devices

    Easy-to-build ideas make your work easier. Readers send in helpful solutions to farm and ranch problems.

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