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  • Image by Corteva Agriscience

    First Look

    DowDuPont's Agriculture Division is rebranding itself under the new name of Corteva Agriscience. Crafted from two words meaning "heart" and "nature," the name is said to be a signal of the company's commitment to "enhancing farmer productivity as well as the health and...

  • Farmers may see bigger tax savings giving grain rather than money to charitable organizations, Image by Jim Patrico

    Tax Adjustments

    It's going to take months before the IRS starts sorting out the tax law with issues such as where to take income deductions for pass-through entities. Nevertheless, there are still some things for farmers to consider when planning taxes for the year ahead.

  • Some 23 million rural Americans lack access to broadband, limiting their ability to communicate and adopt new technologies, Image by Eddie Seal

    Connect Rural America

    The effort to expand rural broadband access will continue in 2018. A newly formed advocacy group announced it will push the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to expand the number of digital "white space" channels available across the country from two to three.

  • Image by Katie Micik

    Back To Basics

    Growers are certainly not new to storing grain on the farm, but it's important to fully understand the basics to maintaining stored grain. This knowledge is vital both for grain quality as well as safety around stored grain.

  • Japan’s new trade pacts with Europe and the Trans-Pacific Partnership means U.S. trade negotiators will need to harvest new markets for America’s wheat farmer, Image by Pamela Smith

    A Bad Deal

    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...

  • Image by Pamela Smith

    Glean More From Wheat

    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 (left) and son Brian Weber added a water-control structure and tile to establish a saturated buffer to reduce nitrates entering the creek from field tile, Image by Lynn Betts

    Build A Buffer

    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...

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