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I came across your post while browsing this thread and I can understand the struggle of putting together a crop budget with all the variables at

MSU News Service BOZEMAN - Registration is open now through May 15 for the three-day 406 Grazing Academy workshop to be held June 6-8 in southwestern

CORVALLIS, Ore. — Americas truffle industry is gradually gaining momentum. Landowners across the West are exploring how to grow truffles, edible subterranean fungi widely prized as a delicacy.

Americas truffle industry, though highly niche and still experimental, is gradually gaining momentum. Landowners across the West are exploring how to grow truffles, edible subterranean fungi widely prized as a

Mount Vernon News covers local news, sports, events and all things Knox County.

Both ranchers and farmers depend on the land and nature to produce an income sufficient to support the business and their family; however, farmers in South Dakota are supported by federally subsidized insurance safety nets…

Producing hay is more than a simple agricultural activity. It requires soil, forage, equipment, and weather knowledge to put-up high-quality hay. The fundamental process behind a bale of hay is

There are several factors for landowners and tenants to consider during discussions.

Greene County commissioners recently agreed to enter a 79.18-acre parcel located in Morgan Township into the county’s Farmland Preservation Program during their public meeting.

With the celebration of Earth Day just last week, it is a good time to discuss the formation of the USDA Soil Conservation Service (known today as the Natural Resources Conservation Service) and the Conservation District (Wexford CD and the Missaukee CD). The beginning of the soil conservation movement in the United States was started by Hugh Hammond Bennett in the early 1900s. Hugh Hammond Bennett, the Soil Conservation Service’s first Chief and the Father of Soil Conservation. A maverick...