What would you do if you knew you would have a 30% profit next year instead of 3% to 10%? You’d probably think differently about your equipment needs, business improvement, infrastructure changes and land purchases. These are all things you should think about in low profit years, but it requires being more meticulous and prioritizing your decisions.

This fall, Farm Journal’s Chip Flory and Michelle Rook traveled to a port in Washington and another in Louisiana. Here's what they learned about two very different ports with two very important jobs.

Every year, around this time, FSA mails letters to randomly selected farmers and landowners informing them they are facing an audit. If you receive a letter, don’t panic. Get help from experts who deal with FSA reviews.

A Rock Rapids, Iowa, man has pleaded guilty in federal court to manipulating weights of hogs in order to defraud pork producers.