Janelle Atyeo

As more farmers shift to soil health-building practices such as reducing tillage and growing cover crops, crop protection companies are adding products that align more with the natural environment and

Our garden is not producing underwear. In fact, quite the opposite.

High-horsepower tractor ready

BOONE, Iowa — Federal agencies are cracking down on meat and poultry marketed to consumers under labels such as “antibiotic-free,” “free range” and “raised using regenerative practices.”

Antiques, music the highlight at Gilfillan Estate

Instead of selling to the highest bidder, owners can sell or transfer their land to an exchange fund while keeping ties to the family farm.

There was plenty to deter early settlers along the Minnesota River valley in Nicolette County – from crop losses and scarlet fever to tensions with Native American neighbors. But members

Hoping to cash in on $4.6 billion in federal grants from the Inflation Reduction Act, the state of Nebraska has put together its first ever Priority Climate Action Plan.

An award program that celebrates voluntary conservation efforts on farms and forestland is coming to Minnesota.

The Watertown Winter Farm Show is set to take over the Codington County Extension Complex for four days of livestock shows, contests, vendor booths and other activities.

Fence posts made of recycled plastic solve problems with trash

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Use a plant diagnostic clinic to help determine the exact fungi or pathogen you’re dealing with. “That will help you with picking seed treatments, by knowing exactly what you’re looking

The Minnesota Department of Agriculture (MDA) announced in late December that state-specific use restrictions for three dicamba herbicide products will be in place for the 2024 growing season in Minnesota.

When speaking to veterinary students, Dr. Ron Tessman jokingly tells them they are all going to be experts in bovine respiratory disease.

Weather extremes are having an impact on cattle health, and it’s more than just the frigid winters and heat stress summers herds are up against.

The annual convention of the Minnesota State Cattlemen’s Association will take place Dec. 15-16 at the Arrowwood Resort in Alexandria.

Northeastern South Dakota has an abundance of corn.

South Dakota Farm Bureau’s 106th convention is set for Nov. 17-18 at the Best Western Plus Ramkota Hotel in Sioux Falls.

While there’s no crystal ball to predict weather and field conditions in the next year, farmers can learn from the past.