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Partnering with pollinators: Opportunities for dairy farms

Pollinators play a crucial role in maintaining healthy ecosystems and ensuring our food supply. Approximately 90% of the world's flowering plants, which include the majority of food crops, require pollination.
May 28, 2025
Laura Jach Smith

We need pollinators to sustain our food supply and our ecosystems.


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Homestead Acres Ag: Sustainable hay, crops and livestock done naturally

For more than a century, the Lerwick family has been dedicated to farming and ranching in Wyoming, building on the strong foundation laid by third-generation stewards, and ensuring the family's agricultural legacy continues.
May 27, 2025
Heather Smith Thomas

Homestead Acres Ag is a part of the Lerwicks' management transition process.


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June 2025 new product rollout

May 26, 2025

Check out new products from Loftness, PHREC-AGLAB, Vermeer, Terraform Tillage and more.


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From field to funds: Collecting payment for farm goods and services

What occurs if a payment fails to arrive? You have rendered services or sold your harvest, and now you find yourself in a state of anticipation. What steps should you take next?
May 23, 2025
Kelly Wilfert

Your ability to collect payment may depend on how well you knew and managed your rights throughout the working relationship.


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Forage Market Insights: Drought and economic influences

May 22, 2025
Marian Viney

Some areas of the U.S. are grappling with severe drought conditions, with over one-third of the country affected, and tariffs on major trading partners may impact crop production input costs and hay export markets.


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Forage tools take flight

The use of drones in forage production is increasing to apply seed, fertilizer or crop protection products as well as those that have cameras to take photos of crops.
May 22, 2025
Lynn Grooms

Crop scouts and farmers are using imagery drones for early season weed and crop scouting, and drones are becoming a reliable tool for quickly and efficiently identifying problems in the field.


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Equipment Hub: Retrofitting for LED lights

An electricity company showcases the power-saving benefits of LED bulbs, comparing their performance to incandescent bulbs, demonstrating that LED bulbs are more efficient.
May 20, 2025
Brad Nelson

The early LED bulbs had longevity issues but now are better, with longevity being the secondary talking point after using less power.


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Fencing options for grazing forages

Forage producers often overlook fencing expenses, which are rarely included in their operational budgets. Establishing a fence can be quite expensive, especially if one aims to install a permanent structure around their fields.
May 20, 2025
Carmen Willmore

Good fencing is an integral part of any farming operation. Even if most of your forages are harvested and sold and not grazed, there may come a time when grazing – and, therefore, fencing – is needed in your farming operation.


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Farmers could sustain higher yields and maintain profitability

A Kansas State University professor is leading an international team advocating for a new method to estimate crop yield potential and gaps, crucial for meeting global food demand.
May 19, 2025
Pat Melgares

In order to plan how to fulfill the world's increasing need for food, research at Kansas State University is part of an international effort advocating for a new method to evaluate crop output potential and shortfalls.


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Irons in the fire: A flood cannot happen here

May 19, 2025
Paul Marchant

The days hadn’t yet warmed up enough to encourage the white crystals to transform into a liquid state and speed down the mountains to refresh the valley below.


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