These products caught our attention while walking among exhibitors at this year's fall farm shows.

DTN/The Progressive Farmer freelance writer Becky Mills was watching reports about Hurricane Michael as it approached the Florida Panhandle last October. "After a number of false alarms, my husband, Scotty Lovett, and I had gotten pretty complacent about storms...

Say "cocklebur" or "velvetleaf," and Zack Rendel is suddenly 8 years old again, sitting in a John Deere 4020, pulling a six-row cultivator.

Tillage tools have not been part of Kinze Manufacturing's catalog for a while. They are now.

The new federal tax law reduces the benefits of carryover losses that farmers had used to their advantage in the past. Fortunately, farmers and ranchers have several strategies they can use to adjust their income between the current tax year and the next tax year.

Conservation practices can pay out financially for farmers, but landowners are the ones who see the most benefit by increasing long-term value and resiliency of land.

Brice Custer breaks down the economics of cover crops on his operation in western Kansas by comparing what his cover crops cost compared to how much he saves by not spraying weeds.