
John Deere engages the tech world at its third CES showing. Julian Sanchez, director of emerging technologies, talks about how Deere is taking technology to the field.
Crude and refined products futures on the New York Mercantile Exchange and Intercontinental Exchange were little changed Thursday, with both...
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit granted an emergency stay on EPA's latest granting of three small-refinery...
There's a small gap between the 2020 harvest finish and 2021 go-time. Our View From the Cab farmers are using the time to get ready.
Dan Miller has been writing farm and ranch stories for 32 years. He came to The Progressive Farmer in October 2008 as the magazine's Midwest Editor, based in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Prior to that, he wrote for four years at Iowa Farmer Today, also in Cedar Rapids and for two years at the Dixon Evening Telegraph, in Dixon, Ill. Among the issues he has written about are the Farm Crisis of the 1980s, the presidential elections of 1988 (including interviews with then vice president George H.W. Bush, Al Gore, Bob Dole and Jesse Jackson), the Midwest's 1993 floods, numerous farm bills, including the game-changing conservation programs of the 1980s, the introduction of genetically engineered crops, and tools and machinery. Dan was the editorial lead on PF's six Idea House programs, beginning in 2003. He has traveled widely across the United States, to Canada (General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade, World Trade Talks); to Germany for a look at farming practices there; to the former Soviet Union in 1989 where he reported on an agricultural system that was changing as rapidly as the nation's political system, and to Finland where he wrote about that nation's seaside fresh-food markets. Dan's writing awards include two Oscars in Agriculture, Story of the Year -- American Agricultural Editors Association -- and business journalism's Neal Award, among many others. Dan has lived in Chelsea, Alabama since 2003. He writes about land, land management, conservation, row crops, the ATV industry, shop design and structure, tools and equipment. He is married to Kim, and they have three grown children.
John Deere engages the tech world at its third CES showing. Julian Sanchez, director of emerging technologies, talks about how Deere is taking technology to the field.
Kioti outperforms the market in 2020, AGCO rolls out MT800 Series Challenger and Deere signs an agreement to co-market Smart-Apply Systems.
New Holland wins an international design award, and Deere updates its Op Center for ease of use.
This shop has space and organization to make quick turnarounds.
Kioti outperforms the market in 2020, AGCO rolls out MT800 Series Challenger and Deere signs an agreement to co-market Smart-Apply Systems.
Matthew and Kayla Poe learned their strongest attribute was working together as a couple.
Easy-to-build ideas make your work easier. Readers send in helpful solutions to farm and ranch problems.
AGCO's new CEO shoots for the vortex of new technologies and young farmers.
Matthew and Kayla Poe learned their strongest attribute was working together as a couple.
Twin brothers Seth and Jesse More prepare for a day when they inherit soils brought to life by innovation and lessons learned from experimentation.
Deere's X Series combines, equipped with ActiveVision cameras help farmers see inside the combine's grain tank and observe tailings so they can monitor the condition of harvested grain, down to individual kernels.
Christi Bland, a fourth-generation farmer, took an unexpected path back to her family farm to carry on the legacy of her father and help ensure future generations of minority farmers.
The all-electric Monarch tractor can provide 40 horsepower (30 kilowatts) of continuous power and short-duration peak power up to 70 horsepower (55 kilowatts). Hydraulics can be controlled from the cloud. It is the only tractor...
Part 2 of our exclusive poll shows: The Future Looks Good
This fourth-generation farmer took an unexpected path back to her family farm to carry on the legacy of her father and help ensure future generations of minority farmers.
This couple learns from their challenges and are encouraged by their successes.
These brothers prepare for a day when they inherit soils brought to life by innovation and lessons learned from experimentation.
Easy-to-build ideas make your work easier. Readers send in helpful solutions to farm and ranch problems.
Case-IH announces updates for its Puma series tractors, HORSCH introduces its new Omnis FT tillage tool, and Deere has an update to automate forage and specialty crop harvesting.
Salford, CNH, Deere and GSI roll out new equipment, software and investments.
New and used sales are on the rise at the end of 2020 as industry and farmers adjust to COVID-19.
In this Equipment Roundup, DTN/Progressive Farmer looks at Kubota Tractor Corporation's launch of its new L60LE Series tractors, Summers Manufacturing's new Supercoulter Samurai tillage tool, and the new level of roading...
DTN/Progressive Farmer Zogby Analytics poll found 50% of rural adults intend to vote for the President Donald Trump, with his lead 18 points over Democratic presidential candidate and former Vice President Joe Biden.
The workplaces and social centers where farmers and their families gather -- schools, restaurants, churches, farm supply retail, associations -- have all been upended by COVID-19.
A majority of rural adults approve of President Donald Trump's job performance, but a DTN/Progressive Farmer Zogby Analytics Election poll found there is indecision and dissatisfaction in rural America and issues that Trump or his...
Our exclusive poll shows the importance of the rural vote on who wins or loses the 2020 presidential election.