Why more producers are turning to dual baling technology to ease labor pressure and boost margins.

Catch up as we interview Greg Hanes of the Cattlemen's Beef Board on its checkoff spending and ROI study benefits, and Patrick De Haan, a fossil fuel analyst with GasBuddy, on summer gas blends, trade tariffs and diesel prices.

A regular question was, “What’s the combination to start that buggy without flooding it?”

With fuel expenses continuing to stabilize, farmers can expect more predictable operating costs and potentially healthier bottom lines. That small relief could provide a bit of breathing room in 2025 crop budgets and help offset other rising inputs.

The planting machinery market is advancing in precision farming, automation and sustainable technologies, driven by the need for efficiency and environmental consciousness.

Smaller producers often simply accept as fact that their production costs are going to be higher than their larger counterparts. However, there are ways to become more cost-effective and profitable.

For decades, the agricultural industry has been at the forefront of innovation, continually adapting to meet global demands and environmental challenges.

Every farm manager must make decisions about equipment. When to buy, when to sell and when to hire out the work are common questions. All of these decisions start from the same place: understanding your costs.