Wheat growers in the U.S. are likely to lose some market share in Japan in the coming years because of a free-trade agreement between Japan and the European Union, and the newly constituted Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP...

When the yield monitor hits triple digits during wheat harvest, your first thought might be that it's time for a service call or maybe an eye exam.

John Weber, a corn/soybean and hog producer from Dysart, Iowa, is passionate about improving water quality. The past president of the National Pork Producers Council (NPPC)and member of the NPPC environmental committee thinks every farmer should be doing something to...

There's never been a better time to lower soybean seeding rates. Backed by genetic advances and modern seed treatments, Virginia farmer Stephen Ellis has been steadily thinning stands for years.

Your root zone determines the level of a field's productivity. Managing what happens to the biologic teamwork between soil, nutrients and roots offers a prime opportunity to farm even more efficiently.

You read the label. You know the rules. Never spray dicamba or 2,4-D where it might drift onto crops that are sensitive to auxin herbicides.

Paul Neher's "dairy-barn-to-hog-finisher-to-farm-shop" conversion was a work salvaged from innumerable places--and an assist from Craigslist.