From fighting late-season weeds to unpredictable weather, northern Indiana farmer Clay Geyer has been kept on his toes as he prepares for harvest.

Soybeans have not changed much here, but I saw several fields of early-group soybeans that were being harvested on the ...

The tornado uprooted trees, broke trees in half and laid them across whole streets, pulled power lines off of houses, laid ...

For most livestock producers, extending the grazing season for their animals, or otherwise filling gaps in pasture forage ...

The new seeding we clipped after oats looks great as does the clover after we took a cutting off. It may not last through winter, but the ewes and calves should be well-fed for quite some time.

As I am writing this column, I am taking a little break from preparing for the Wisconsin Sheep & Wool Festival. The festival starts in two days. Yes, I am trying not to panic. There is always more ...

Farmers are feeling better about their financial future, but that optimism has not translated into stronger plans for ...

The U.S. Department of Agriculture released updated farm income numbers this week, and the outlook is still bleak, says Jim Henry. Like what you hear? Listen to more on Spotify.

Learnard Seed Services is celebrating 90 years of serving farmers across Vermilion County and surrounding areas, marking a ...

There were 4.7 days suitable for fieldwork in Indiana for the week ending Sept. 20, according to the National Agricultural ...

Illinois Farm Bureau President Philip Nelson has spent the months since his election meeting with members across the state.