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Tillage podcast: Farmers don’t see tillage area increasing 2023-06-29

Bursts of rain followed by hot, dry weather in some areas of Saskatchewan have proven to speed along production, according to the latest crop report.

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Are bird pests giving you fits around your crops, cutting into your production? Sisters, Oregon-based Bird Gard may be able to help.

Iowa Agriculture Secretary Mike Naig said Tuesday he is confident Congress will pass a farm bill by the end of the year.

CARRINGTON, N.D. – Several days of above average temperatures in mid-June helped boost the crops in the field at the Rosenau farm in Foster County. The corn is thriving as

Adequate soil moisture is helping plants remain healthy so far this season, and a clearer picture of what the rest of the summer and fall holds will come into focus in the next few weeks. Replenishing rains will be welcome and needed for much of the count

A Tory candidate for Mayor of London Daniel Korski has dropped out of the race after he "strongly denied" accusations that he groped a woman inside Downing Street 10 years ago.

Forage crops in variable condition on Tramlines farms 2023-06-28

TikTok discontinues BeReal-like feature TikTok Now due to BeReal's declining popularity, reflecting changing social media preferences.