Our changing environment poses great risk to the global food supply. A new study argues that our efforts to address this risk ...

Your hay bales might be shedding weight faster than a steer on Ozempic,” Mizzou hay specialist Rob Kallenbach quips.

Across the Prairies, some of the toughest marginal farmland is getting a second look — not for what it can grow, but for what ...

An exclusive Farmers Weekly survey has revealed that uncertainty about future investment in infrastructure, or to meet ...

Hundreds of specialty crop industry stakeholders recently gathered in Fresno for the 10th Annual BioSolutions Conference and Expo.

Data from the NISAR satellite will be used to map crop growth, track plant health, and monitor soil moisture—offering detailed, timely information for decision making.

Genetic analyses and interviews with Indigenous farmers revealed that most manioc crops resemble each other across time and ...

As average farm size increases, farm equipment typically becomes bigger and heavier, posing an increasing threat of soil ...

Deere’s upgrades available to help farmers, growers and ranchers find more productivity and efficiency through precision ag ...

Currently, foraging is not allowed on state land, and not even deer hunters can pick berries or mushrooms when they’re ...

THIS book is one of the Rural Science Series, edited by L. H. Bailey, and designed to give the American farmer simple but accurate instruction in scientific agriculture. Some of the series, e.g ...

Liz Stahl, extension educator of crops from University of Minnesota Extension in Worthington explains things producers need to remember when adding cover crops and herbicides together on an operation.