Phillip Gross knows the perils of growing too much wheat.

In the February issue of Progressive Farmer, we introduced the newest class of America's Best Young Farmers and Ranchers. Now, it's your turn. Join this fast-growing program by applying to be part of the class of 2020--our 10th-anniversary year.

Late-term calf losses can set back a cattle program and can be hard to address, because the reasons behind the loss are often unclear.

Seeking to increase domestic crush of soybeans, Brazil announced it is boosting its biodiesel blend levels to 11% and, eventually, up to 15% nationally.

Watch for lower-than-average germination rates on soybean seed tags this spring.

John Till lives close to irrigation utopia. He has the ability to run nearly all 15 of his center pivots at one time with five deep wells filling surface water ponds. The ponds enable 13 pivots to run 800 to 1,100 gallons of water per minute (gpm). Two sprinklers run similar...

It's growing season in the Mississippi Delta. The shop door slides open at 5:15 in the morning as David Hydrick and crew load motorcycles and four-wheelers for a new day of field scouting. With gas tanks filled the night before, coffee and lunch packed, he knows exactly...