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  • Parker Norman is in his final year of the John Deere TECH Program, which is one of many programs recruiting and training the thousands of machinery technicians who will service tomorrow's tech-heavy machines. (Joel Reichenberger)

    Scouting the Farm Machinery Technicians of Tomorrow

    Great Tech Hunt

    Equipment manufacturers go all out to train the technicians who will service tomorrow's technologies.

  • Millions of seeds are kept at minus 18 degrees C in a freezer the size of a basketball court at the USDA-ARS National Laboratory for Genetic Resources Preservation in Fort Collins, Colorado. (Joel Reichenberger)

    A Bank-Like Vault for Plant Materials

    Take It to the Seed Bank

    National system safeguards crop genetic diversity.

  • A Benson Hill plant scientist analyzes high-throughput soybean cell culture imagery. (Courtesy of Benson Hill)

    Technological Advancements Deliver Improved Crops to Farmers

    Tools of the Trait

    New technologies speed delivery of crop improvement.

  • Ben Kuhn (left) with Dyna-Gro Seed agronomist Jerry Lubbehusen regularly checks fields to assess any potential problems. (Provided by Nutrien Ag Solutions Dyna-Gro Seed)

    Seed Company Relationship Is Critical to Success

    Local Genetics Knowledge Drives Agronomic Success

    Longtime seed dealer switches to Dyna-Gro Seed to meet farm goals.

  • Yield trial plots such as those being planted by AgReliant Genetics, near Ivesdale, Illinois, are used to screen for hybrids that can meet production challenges specific to environment. (Pamela Smith)

    Seed Companies React When Crop Threats Loom

    Emergency Responders

    Michael Chandler vividly remembers flying into Chicago O'Hare airport the first week of September 2018 and looking down to see a corn crop that had literally died on the stalk.

  • The table shows Gro Intelligence's yield model results during the DTN Yield Tour, which ran August 7-11, 2023. (Gro Intelligence)

    2023 Digital Yield Tour Results

    2023 Digital Yield Tour: The Comeback Corn Crop

    Timely rains help yield estimates rebound, but soybeans may come up short to meet expected demand.

  • University of Missouri soybean breeder Andrew Scaboo rides atop a research plot planter. Individual experimental soybean varieties are planted one by one into blocks where they will grow and be evaluated for desired traits. (Jason Jenkins)

    Publicly Funded Plant Breeding Provides Invaluable Research

    The State of Seed: A Role for Public Plants

    Publicly funded plant-breeding efforts still provide invaluable research to advance and improve crop genetics. 

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