Gilfillan brings Minnesota’s farm history to life during the three days of Farmfest – Aug. 3-5, 2021.
For anyone who wants to feel good about the future of farming and agriculture, consider attending Farmfest festivities on Thursday, Aug. 5, 2021.
MORGAN, Minn. – Farm forums plus the latest in technology and farm machinery are waiting for you at Farmfest 2021!
What happens when a precision ag tech-minded son goes home to help Dad on the family’s Grangeville, Idaho, farm, and is sent out to pick rocks…
MALTA, Mont. – With very little precipitation and temperatures continuing to be hotter than normal, the Merrimans and other producers in north…
TIOGA, N.D. – At the Ryan and Jenice Davidson farm near Tioga, the last week of June brought cooler temperatures and three days of soft rain s…
After a week of intense heat across North Dakota to end June, the state started out the month of July with light rains and lower temperatures,…
Celebrate tomato season! A family farm branches out to drink mixes and more, how to choose and store tomatoes, and the history of the bloody mary.
South Carolina’s Seaside Farm has long been growing tomatoes, but they found their way to bloody mary mixes, salsas and more in an effort to reduce waste.
AMES, Iowa — Kate Solko took a roundabout path to becoming a farmer, but her farm provides a direct way for some customers to be involved in farming.
TIOGA, N.D. – Timely rainfall – and whether or not farm fields have gotten enough moisture to make or break a growing season – continues to be…
MALTA, Mont. – Sizzling hot, dry days continued to swelter many of the farms and ranches in northeastern Montana as spring came to a close. Te…
HERMAN, Minn. – A little extra rain in Grant County helped the early-season crops at Blume Farms. About 1.5 inches of rain fell in the first t…
There’s a story from his youth that fifth-generation Jerauld County farmer Josh Bartel says pretty much sums up farming.
As of the official start of summer (June 20), all of North Dakota was experiencing some level of drought classification, but pockets of precip…
Jeff Lakner of Wessington, SD has been named the 2021 Governor’s Ag Ambassador Award recipient. He will be recognized at the annual Governor’s…
When a producer finds patches of yellowing in a pea field, it could lead to yield loss, especially if it is Fusarium.
DELAVAN, Minn. – When your operation is as busy as Prescher Willette Seeds, a new grain system – to unload trucks quickly and free up labor – …
Dear Michael: Even though we are quite young, we have established a rather large estate – over the $11-million estate tax amount – yet our chi…
A family farm with more than 30 years of experience, Purple Sage Farms shares practices for cultivating fresh or dried herbs, greens, flowers and vegetables.
The certified-organic farm is rooted in five generations of family farmers.
According to Jane Wolery, Montana State University Extension agent in Teton County, it’s important for farm and ranch families to build fences…
MALTA, Mont. – Up in the northeastern region of the state, the Merrimans recently finished seeding their spring crops under blazing hot temperatures.
TIOGA, N.D. – Another planting season is in the books at the Ryan and Jenice Davidson farm. Recent rains have not only given a boost to the cr…
SHERBURN, Minn. – With hot, windy, and dry growing conditions, Rochelle, Brad, and AJ Krusemark nursed along their young crops in June.