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What are some of the biggest concerns of U.S. farmers heading into the 2020 season and beyond?

When producer Grant Norwood partnered with GroGuru, a startup with unique irrigation management technology enabling permanent soil sensor installation below till depth, the result was a win for both farmer and company.

Licensed hemp jumped to 511,442 acres in 2019, a fourfold increase over licensed acres in 2018.

Tick prevention requires protection and awareness, and a new chemical formulation repels ticks for 12-14 hours.

The Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) is kicking off a new “Pests and Diseases” webpage.

A new study shows no-till and strip-till can increase yields.

Valent U.S.A. LLC today announced the launch of MycoApply EndoPrime SC.

Reinke Manufacturing announced today that it is opening an expanded parts distribution center in Tifton, Ga

Tyson Foods, Inc. and Environmental Defense Fund (EDF) today announced a new partnership.

Get a good idea of what farmers are saying about crops, tillage and other conditions from around the country.

Here are the top 10 reported worker's compensation injuries as listed by insurance companies around the country.

The newly named chief conservationist of USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation Service, Matthew Lohr, is a fifth-generation Virginia farmer committed to creating opportunities for U.S. farmers, ranchers and growers.

Highlights of the Commodity Title of the 2018 farm bill

High-population corn planted in narrow rows is perking a lot of farmers’ ears these days. But regardless of whether you go with narrow rows or stay with wide rows, hybrid selection is still paramount.

Despite some tough weather conditions this past week, farmers are pushing forward in Iowa and Illinois with their corn and soybean harvests.