Sara Schafer

With corn harvest complete, is your grain sitting unsold in the bin or have you sold it?

Now you have a laundry list of inputs you can apply in furrow on your farm. What do you normally do?

Consumer preferences can totter between fads and trends. For farmers to capitalize on consumer demands, they must be able to sort out which market opportunities to pursue, says Rob Dongoski with Ernst & Young.

The Fed being hellbent on fighting inflation will temper grain commodity prices in the year ahead.

For 2023, evaluate your production risk. I would only become aggressive once prices move beyond your breakeven costs.

High prices will cure high prices. It is already occurring with acreage increases in South America and demand destruction in various regions.

The global experience of GMOs—on my farm in New Jersey as well as in distant places like Australia, India, Kenya, and elsewhere—teaches us that they are a promising solution to many problems.

Marcia Ruff, the 2023 Executive Women in Agriculture Trailblazer Award winner, delights in her many roles on the farm and the opportunity to educate and advocate for agriculture and food production in the classroom.

Define your goals and desired ROI for conservation practices on your farm.

Angela Knuth wanted to track loads of grain during harvest. Beginning her data collection was simple and clear. Today, the increased documentation on their operation provides transparency in all aspects of their business