Last season’s problems can help shape this spring’s input plans. Learn how.

A multi-year study at the PTI Farm in Illinois suggests banding phosphorus and potassium at reduced rates can improve returns, but tillage costs and soil fertility levels matter.

Inside the Crisis Threatening American Farms — and Why It Should Matter to Everyone

Forty-three candidates are running for the House and five for the Senate with backgrounds on apple orchards, dairy farms and cattle ranches.

After 37 years studying soil microbes, University of Minnesota plant pathologist Linda Kinkel sees promise in biologicals. But consistent results and proven ROI will determine how quickly farmers adopt them.

Central bank maintains rates ahead of midterm elections despite persistent inflation concerns, but hints further hikes could resume in December.

After more than 30 years of farming, Chris Schenk says corn yields are running 15 to 20 bu. per acre above APH, with test weights nearing 61 pounds. But as yields set records, tight grain storage space is now an issue.

Farmers have to manage 2027 costs around a supply crunch driven by the Strait of Hormuz, European gas prices, and falling corn prices. The FIELDS awards committed $1.34 billion to eight domestic fertilizer projects on Oct. 22, and Josh Linville of StoneX says it is a real step in the right direction that still falls well short of what farmers need.