DAVENPORT, Iowa — Harvest has wrapped up in many locations and farmers are hard at work getting field work done ahead of the winter season.
Donnell Rehagen is chief executive officer of the Clean Fuels Alliance of America, formerly known as the National Biodiesel Board.
Farming and accidents have long been intertwined. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration places agriculture 10th on its list of most dangerous professions.
LEXINGTON, Ill. — A purebred Angus cattle producer for almost 30 years, Dave Duzan switched gears into a different segment of the beef industry.
BOONE, Iowa — Carbon markets have had a growing presence at agriculture expos, with companies and farmers looking to connect.
If there’s one piece of equipment that deserves an agriculture MVP award, it’s the utility vehicle. It carts your tools, drawbar pins and parts, helps in fixing fence and rounding up stray cows, and shuttles lunch and supper to your harvest crew. It’s hard to imagine a more indispensable machine.
GIBBON, Minn. – When walking by the tech booth at the Beck’s Hybrids Minnesota Field Show in Gibbon on Aug. 17, you may have noticed a drone sitting by itself. Upon closer inspection, it appears to have some kind of tank attached to the bottom. Plus, this might just be the largest drone you’…
As combines begin rolling this fall, technology that has been talked about for years is seeing some progress in farm fields.
SEDALIA, Mo. — When it comes to buying new farm machinery, farmers have a number of choices to make, including whether to go with tracks or tires.
For Brad Moline and his fellow turkey producers, having a state-of-the-art turkey facility at Iowa State University is a welcome boost to the industry.
MANHATTAN, Kan. — The terms cybersecurity and cyber insurance are more than just concepts in the agriculture industry, says Kansas State University cropping systems economist Terry Griffin.
Ag equipment companies are fishing for mechanics.
Drones continue to provide opportunities to improve management of crops as they become more mainstream and less of a novelty in agriculture.
Randy Lincoln has been keeping time with a six-foot-tall, illuminated clock on the front of his historic barn in western Jefferson County.
Content by Blue Horizon Energy. Solar power provides benefits that uniquely complement the scale and usage of a typical swine barn, saving pork producers money in energy costs.
Shane Wyzlic of the northern Wisconsin community of Saxon has made two trips to Ukraine to help assist its people that are mired in a war with Russia.
Content by FarrPro. The zero-maintenance design of FarrPro's DownFire means pork producers can spend fewer dollars and hours replacing heat lamp bulbs.
With a new Congress to be seated in January, agriculture experts are looking ahead to the next farm bill.
Tim Berry will be taking 12 acres of his of land marked with gullies near a river tributary out of corn and putting it into the Conservation Reserve Program this year.
PATTONSBURG, Mo. — A fresh blanket of November snow added to the holiday spirit as Carl Holcomb was getting ready for another year selling Christmas trees on his farm in Daviess County, Missouri.
Agriculture has come a long way since the Rural Electrification Act led the way to powering up farms more than 80 years ago. Today virtually every farm in America is fully supplied with electricity.
It was the second time this month Black Lives Matter protesters took their case to the Dane County district attorney's home.
Most homeless people are not routinely causing problems for police, a study finds, but a core group of chronic offenders burns through resources.
Homeless young people are recruited in shopping mall food courts, on Facebook, outside emergency shelters or the Dane County job center, bus transfer stations during the school year, and motels.
Brittany Carter, homeless since age 15, wants a stable place to call home and a new start on life, but she's still struggling to fulfill her dreams.
The concept features grass, shade trees, landscaping, programmable water fountain, seating, walkways and space for public gathering for the final link of East Campus Mall between Regent Street and Lake Mendota.
The turnout at nursing homes in Brown, Kenosha, Milwaukee and Racine counties in 2020 was not much different from the turnout in 2016.
The clear insinuation was that someone not qualified to conduct an election improperly influenced these vulnerable voters. But the Wisconsin State Journal could not confirm the data.
The report is the latest to show that there was not widespread fraud in Wisconsin.
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