Short‑stature corn hybrids are gaining attention as producers look for silage options with better standability and improved fiber digestibility. Their unique characteristics may offer nutritional and agronomic advantages.

As acres increase, an equipment specialist explains the signs that it’s time to rethink your equipment lineup.

Amid constant promises of reinvention, soil testing remains one of agriculture’s most reliable tools.

Jiggs bermudagrass delivers strong yields, but its high moisture and low sugars make reliable silage tough to achieve.

Heavy hay inventories are colliding with deepening drought, wildfire losses and stalled late-spring pastures across major beef regions. As more cattle move into drylot management, stored forage is becoming a critical lifeline.

RFV and RFQ give a fast way to rank forage lots, but both reduce a complex feed to a single number. A full forage analysis is essential for understanding true feeding value.

When rules, risks and traffic collide, the key is knowing what truly makes an escort suitable.

Tractors drive daily farm work, yet they’re linked to 218 U.S. deaths each year, nearly half from overturns.