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The arrest of a county judge in southwest Texas in May 2022 and a wide information gap to follow was DTN Staff Reporter Todd Neeley's favorite story of 2022.

Zack Brown leans on the farming ethic that his grandpa Quinn taught him. This is the fifth and last of the profiles of people selected as the DTN/Progressive Farmer's 2023 America's Best Young Farmers and Ranchers class.

"Let's go farming" takes on a new meaning when kids have a replica of a farmstead they know. A new North Dakota-based business is making it happen.

Matthew Wilde picked "Tractor Town USA" as his favorite story he wrote in 2022. Learn the story behind the story and why the ag museums such as the Froelich Tractor and 1890s Village Museum are must-see attractions.

Finding the perfect gift for a farmer usually means thinking practical.

Collaboration and communication help first-generation farmers Jared and Rachel Kunkle grow their business. This is the fourth of five profiles of the people selected as the DTN/Progressive Farmer's 2023 America's Best Young Farmers and Ranchers class.

Losing a parent in an early stage of life means that, one day, you'll outlive how long they've been in your life. That's why the story of Clay Pohlmann, a fifth-generation young farmer, harvesting his first crop apart from his late father is one of...

Roger Smith finds fairness and "doing people right" goes a long way toward building a successful business. This is the third of five profiles of the people selected as the DTN/Progressive Farmer's 2023 America's Best Young Farmers and Ranchers class.

Blogger Tiffany Dowell Lashmet suggests, whether it's a baked good or simply a short note, send the gift of remembering to a friend or family member who has felt loss.

Taylor Nelson searches for efficiencies and repeatable results as the family farm moves through its fifth generation. This is the second of five profiles of the people selected as the DTN/Progressive Farmer's 2023 America's Best Young Farmers and...

The results of a new poll from the American Farm Bureau Federation found some encouraging signs when it comes to the battle against opioid addiction in rural America.

Blogger Katie Pratt says so many conversations we have involve time -- the lack of, the speed of, the loss of. Relatedly, there's always a need for more time with loved ones.

Want to lend your voice to tell agriculture's story? We're looking for two farmers for DTN's 2023 View From the Cab project.

Blogger Meredith Bernard shares a contradictory statement of only 10 words that can provide a life lesson.

Blogger Jennifer Campbell says kitchen tables can tell the stories of our lives.

Say what? Try some of these simple tips to put your ears back in the conversation.

This week, DTN's View From the Cab farmers wrap up harvest and review what the season has taught them.

There's no time to waste on the farm as looking ahead is always part of the chore list for DTN's View From the Cab farmers.