Farm Business - General
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These eight can’t-miss speakers at Farm Journal Field days arm you to overcome the (significant) challenges of 2020.
The Rural Opportunities to Use Transportation for Economic Success (R.O.U.T.E.S.) Initiative was announced by U.S. Department of TransportationSecretary, Elaine Chao, on Monday
This one-of-a-kind, new event features more than 100 free informational sessions you can enjoy live or on-demand.
Specific to COVID-19, the OSHA guidelines borrow a lot of language from the CDC guidelines, but they are specific to workplaces.
After months of uncertainty and murky details, the agency announced per acre payments will vary by county but will range from $15 to $150.
Sukup Manufacturing Co. designed and manufactured the world’s largest free span grain bin.
Our FarmCPAReport.com blog did a webinar on comparing the House and Senate Farm Bill proposals for production Ag
At least one major farm input company is stating that rebates are not taxable income. This is incorrect for most farmers. We go over the details.
The IRS allows most taxpayers affected by disasters additional time to file and pay their taxes. We review some of those details.
This act requires most farm operations that filed with the Secretary of State to file an online report beginning in 2024. The penalties for not doing so are $500 per day, Here’s a webinar that breaks down the basics.
An expert weighs in on whether hemp can be a powerhouse crop for farmers with as many uses as soybeans.
The Rural Mainstreet Index, a survey of community bank CEOs, shows economic growth stalling for the first time in months. The 10-state survey by Creighton University focuses on rural areas.
Join us for Farm Journal Hemp College Sept.17 in Altoona, Iowa.
A forgiven PPP loan is tax-free to the farmer, but you will be required to reduce your expenses by the amount of forgiveness.
Allison Nepveux, Director of Sustainability at Bushel, details the intersection of technology and supply chains and how it’s opening opportunities for grain elevators and farmers in digitizing their business.
Following a turbulent 2020, which included a global pandemic, hard-fought presidential race and numerous congressional changeovers, the path of U.S. ag policy is likely headed for an adjustment.
We asked farmers what was their biggest reason they would choose NOT to participate in a carbon market. Here’s what they said.
One of my favorite sayings about any new tax law is “We have the law, now we need the rules.”
Santa just might bring a present that doesn’t fit under the tree this year. A Dec. 9 Pulse Poll asked how many farmers were buying equipment before the door closes on 2020.
Farmers are concerned the aid packaged announced last week by the Trump Administration will not help them financially.
The secret potential of successful hemp growth starts with the seed and ends with solid farming skills.
On this morning’s AgriTalk, guest host Clinton Griffiths interviewed Auburn University professor Robert Norton about the cyber security risks for agricultural businesses.
With sidedress season approaching, the team at Koch Agronomic Services is encouraging ag retailers to highlight the opportunities for farmers to protect their investment in nitrogen.
The cyber worm has turned on soil health.
The Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) created new Section 45Z “Clean Fuel Production Credit” starting in 2025. Will this credit lead to extra payments to farmers?
The Congressional Budget Office estimates corn will hit the $4.26 Effective Reference Price for 2025 to 2027 crops.
The data was five years in the making. What will it tell us about farms, farming and farmers?
The concept of depreciation is pretty simple. You purchase an asset and then deduct part of that cost each year until it is fully written off.
I was on the AgriTalk program yesterday with Chip Flory discussing the Farm Program Integrity Act of 2023. In this post we provide a link to that discussion.