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The cattle industry continues to watch for signs of herd expansion and increasing the beef supply.
Harvest yield numbers are finally rolling in, coinciding with a typical low in soybean prices.
It should be no surprise that I love words, especially unusual words. Years ago, I came across the word “anachronism.” I was not familiar with the term.
LONE TREE, Iowa — Chad Yoder has steered his family pork operation for lasting sustainability in southeast Johnson County.
Dustin Coleman’s journey to become a pork producer started 15 years ago when he was looking for a job.
Ongoing producer education is a priority for pork producers and organizations.
"No one has ever accused my shop of being a place where you can eat off the floor. And they won’t say that everything has its place."
For two weeks, Jordan Uldrich has been looking at his soybean field that’s ready to harvest, but wet weather is keeping his combine parked.
“I believe in the future of Agriculture…” These words are very familiar to most FFA members, but the BerMis FFA Chapter lives it out in many different ways. Our chapter is a cooperative between the Bertrand and Loomis schools, which helps foster lasting friendship and community between our t…
"The plant identification portion of the contest was my favorite. I knew a lot of the plants. I even got some of the trickier ones, like switchgrass with the seedhead removed."
Interest in calving barns has grown steadily in recent years as cattle producers look for ways to improve herd management, operational efficiency and animal well-being.
DEVON, England – A farmer in England has been left baffled after his dog was reported to the RSPCA for worrying his sheep while he was moving them.
As harvest begins across the Eastern Corn Belt, we turn our focus to the 2026-2027 marketing year. This year’s crop is just starting to come off but the September basis update can offer insight into where regional strength may persist through the rest of the year.
Agri-View offers a schedule of events of special interest to our readers. Some events and activities might require advance registration. Email agriview@madison.com with calendar submissions.
My colleague Pastor Sun-Joong Kim of Janesville, Wisconsin, shared a reflection on seeing clearly that has resonated with me on several levels. Not seeing clearly is something I know about.
The cattle industry continues to watch for signs of herd expansion and increasing the beef supply.
Harvest yield numbers are finally rolling in, coinciding with a typical low in soybean prices.
It should be no surprise that I love words, especially unusual words. Years ago, I came across the word “anachronism.” I was not familiar with the term.
LONE TREE, Iowa — Chad Yoder has steered his family pork operation for lasting sustainability in southeast Johnson County.
Dustin Coleman’s journey to become a pork producer started 15 years ago when he was looking for a job.
Ongoing producer education is a priority for pork producers and organizations.
Ag United for South Dakota is pleased to announce Kelly Brandlee as its new executive director. Brandlee brings experience in agricultural communications, community engagement and producer outreach, along with firsthand experience as a South Dakota farmer and agricultural business owner.
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, but in rural South Dakota there's a quiet assumption that abuse is a "city problem."
What power does a Power of Attorney have after death? Estate planning expert Michael Baron answers.
Meet the McCook Central siblings that are finalists for one of FFA's highest national honors.
Congratulations, Candice Lockner! She was named the 2026 Spirit of Dakota Award winner.
What power does a Power of Attorney have after death? Estate planning expert Michael Baron answers.
MANNING, N.D. - A soil pit dug underneath alfalfa crops allowed students from Dickinson State University (DSU) and producers in the area to examine the crown and the long roots extending down from it. Some roots were taproots, while others were fibrous.
Dry conditions in several cattle states may be affecting herd rebuilding, but the U.S. did have slightly more replacement heifers (3 percent) on July 1 than were there a year ago.
MOTT, N.D. – In spite of drought this summer, some farmers in southwestern North Dakota are planning to harvest a nice-yielding dryland corn crop that will go to the Gevo ND ethanol plant – low carbon corn that was strip-till planted with very little actual nitrogen.
Across a span of five days in mid-September, 458 fifth graders visited a farm outside of Brandon, South Dakota, that’s become an outdoor classroom for both youth and adults learning about grasslands, soil health and regenerative agriculture.
While drought conditions in the state are still affecting grass, soil and water conditions, many counties have also been receiving rain every week or so – daylong rain showers or spotty, heavy rains that start and end quickly. These rains have complicated harvest in the few remaining countie…
The cattle industry continues to watch for signs of herd expansion and increasing the beef supply.
Harvest yield numbers are finally rolling in, coinciding with a typical low in soybean prices.
It should be no surprise that I love words, especially unusual words. Years ago, I came across the word “anachronism.” I was not familiar with the term.
LONE TREE, Iowa — Chad Yoder has steered his family pork operation for lasting sustainability in southeast Johnson County.
Dustin Coleman’s journey to become a pork producer started 15 years ago when he was looking for a job.
Ongoing producer education is a priority for pork producers and organizations.
The third Governor’s Summit on Local Food and Agriculture is set to take place Oct. 23-24 in Helena, Mont. This collaborative event aims to draw stakeholders from all across Montana’s food, agriculture and distribution industries, and from these collective viewpoints, the summit hopes to fin…
MANNING, N.D. - A soil pit dug underneath alfalfa crops allowed students from Dickinson State University (DSU) and producers in the area to examine the crown and the long roots extending down from it. Some roots were taproots, while others were fibrous.
Dry conditions in several cattle states may be affecting herd rebuilding, but the U.S. did have slightly more replacement heifers (3 percent) on July 1 than were there a year ago.
MOTT, N.D. – In spite of drought this summer, some farmers in southwestern North Dakota are planning to harvest a nice-yielding dryland corn crop that will go to the Gevo ND ethanol plant – low carbon corn that was strip-till planted with very little actual nitrogen.
While drought conditions in the state are still affecting grass, soil and water conditions, many counties have also been receiving rain every week or so – daylong rain showers or spotty, heavy rains that start and end quickly. These rains have complicated harvest in the few remaining countie…
Ranching in Montana’s upper Grasshopper Valley at just under 7,000 feet of elevation is not for the faint of heart. Weather extremes and predator encroachment are just the tip of the iceberg, but for the past several years, the area has fought a somewhat unprecedented challenge – prolonged drought.
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