There are a lot of things I've accumulated in this life not worth the money I paid for them or the space they've taken up. Things I thought would make life more full, only to fill it with more clutter.

Bruce Peterson has many local options to sell his corn: nearby river terminals, ethanol plants and feed mills. Now, he's working on expanding international sales options for the pigs he raises. As chairman of the National Corn Growers Association (NCGA) Feed, Food and...

Science From the Field highlights DuPont Pioneer's industry-leading research to help growers find profitable agronomic solutions for their farming operations.

John Deere earlier this spring rolled out its 60-foot-wide, 1895 No-Till Air Seeder with new ProSeries openers. Small-grain and oilseed producers will plant more acres more accurately with this seeder, Deere says. The 1895s are 40% wider than Deere's 43-foot...

The last four years have been a trudge of low commodity prices, political upheaval, trade concerns and seesawing weather. At the center of it all, one asset, farmland, has come away looking practically bulletproof. Are some cracks finally starting to show?

A federal judge has sided with farmers in ruling that management decisions made by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers are responsible for recurring floods. These floods have destroyed farm ground along the Missouri River.

Midwesterners, it's time to add fungicide-resistant frogeye leafspot to your list of soybean enemies.