Winter puts your tires to the test – cold starts, icy terrain and low pressure can all derail your day. Some attention now means smoother traction and fewer breakdowns when spring returns.

As fall winds down, forage and dairy producers face a critical shift: prepping equipment for winter.

Perennial forages improve soil structure, reduce compaction and help leach salts from the root zone. For producers committed to stewardship, perennials are more than cover – they’re a strategy for resilience.

Moisture matters – and so does method. Baleage is changing the game for forage harvest.

Grazing distribution isn’t just about weather and terrain – it’s also about the cattle and vegetation.

From boots on the ground to drones in the sky, extension education is entering a new era.

Michael Thompson walks the same Kansas fields his great-great-grandfather broke in 1888, but his vision reaches far beyond tradition.

After years of drought, Nebraska hay producers faced a new challenge in 2025: too much rain. This high-moisture hay raises new questions about winter feeding strategies.