The World Forage Analysis Superbowl, held annually in conjunction with World Dairy Expo, provides forage producers the opportunity to showcase their high-quality forages from across North America.

Farm Equipment magazine reports: Not too surprisingly, the furor over the ownership of John Deere equipment and software copyrights isn't ready to calm down quite yet.

New Holland is celebrating 120 years and the first cutting of hay with a new product advertising campaign called "The Gold Standard."

Seed and crop protection company Syngenta not only confirmed media reports of a proposed buyout from competitor seed-giant Monsanto in a press release, but also announced its refusal of the purchase offer.

A new planter standard provides ag equipment manufacturers with performance guidelines intended to minimize the drift potential of fugitive dust from seed treated with insecticide.

American Farm Bureau Federation (AFBF) has launched a new website, “GetaMoveOn,” to help farmers and ranchers give voice to GMO ingenuity and environmental responsibility.

While an individual may have a good “feel” for hay pricing and trends, there is no algorithm, no formula and no magical way to predict hay prices. However, hay market trends are like an animal’s behavior; if you study how an animal reacts in different situations, you can make some reasonable predictions as to how it will react to events.

Find out what factors are currently influencing hay markets, from weather to international issues, to dairy prices and fertilizer prices.