Growers’ opinions matter. It’s priceless information because it comes from boots-on-the-ground, multi-year experience. In alfalfa production, input about what farmers are looking for in a product is critical for seed companies to help create the next generation of varieties.

Way back when the world was still drying up after the Great Flood (as I usually begin stories I tell to the grandkids), I met a fellow named Clark Draper.

It is very likely that you will not be using your sprayer again until next spring. To avoid potential problems and save yourself from frustration and major headaches in the spring, it would be wise to give your sprayer a little bit of TLC (tender, loving care) this fall.

I spent a few days around Springfield, Missouri, this fall, and although I was a couple weeks too early to take in the spectacular scenery of the beautiful autumn colors the Ozarks annually offer up, I was somehow caught up in the spirit of the Shepherd of the Hills.

Creighton University released the October Rural Mainstreet Index (RMI) with unfavorable results for the agriculture community in a 10-state area.

A U.S. District Court in Kentucky has ruled in favor of Deere & Company in a lawsuit that was filed to protect the use of the trademark green and yellow color combination on John Deere agricultural equipment.

USDA’s Oct. 12 Crop Production report updated the 2017 dry hay harvest picture.

A financial assessment of Hurricane Irma’s impact on the Florida forage industry has been set at more than $60 million, according to the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services.