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A group of families looking for a "safe haven" outside of Atlanta led them to buy a tract of land outside a small town. Those family investors have now bought a bigger piece of land, and they want to see if they can develop a farm and even possibly...

Farming doesn't have to be a dirty job. Meet the guy who makes clean farm equipment fun.

My favorite article in 2021 was a profile of Marty Irby. He may live in the Beltway, but he still has the heart of a Southerner.

My favorite article I wrote in 2021 was the return of county and state fairs. After the COVID-19 pandemic limited or cancelled fairs in 2020, they returned this last summer. This was good news to my rural residents...

Growing and harvesting specialty mushrooms has become a booming business for Reidsville, Georgia, entrepreneur Ancil Jacques.

Progressive Farmer Editor-in-Chief Gregg Hillyer reflects on a cherished family tradition.

An unprecedented December derecho windstorm destroyed ranches and killed hundreds of cattle in north-central Kansas.

I wrote a story about a farm brewery in southern Colorado where every ingredient came from the property on which we sat. And the beer wasn't the best part.

I didn't exactly set the world on fire back in June when I started writing about a relatively obscure USDA program, the Watershed Protection and Flood Prevention Program, often called PL-566 by people who are really into the weeds on the program's work.

Real life stories about everyday happenings make for some exciting reading and writing each year in DTN's View From the Cab feature.

This ranching couple from Toponas, Colorado, is building a cattle operation on rich mountain grass and the generosity of their families. This is the third of five profiles of the people selected as the DTN/Progressive Farmer's 2022 America's Best Young...

The story I'm most proud of in 2021 was one of the hardest to write. A man's dream of owning a farm came true because of a tragic personal loss. After nearly two years of a global pandemic, it's a story that reminds me that we're all human and have...

DTN/Progressive Farmer names its 12th class of America's Best Young Farmers and Ranchers during Tuesday's proceedings of the DTN Ag Summit in Chicago.

Sarah Vogel told attorneys recently that she hoped her story about a 1980s class-action lawsuit would show the importance of lawyers working for farmers.

DTN's View From the Cab farmers reflect on the season and look forward to what comes next on their Iowa and Texas farms.

A Michigan farm at the center of an IRS investigation has asked a federal court to lift a restraining order to allow it to sell a tract of land in order to make a mortgage payment.

There's a whole lot of stripping going on in the field this week for DTN View From the Cab farmers.

The DTN MyHarvest21 photography contest revealed some fantastic images. Congratulations to all the winners and also to everyone else -- hopefully you had a successful and safe harvest season. Winners will be featured in upcoming pieces on our online...