Avoid Catching “Backyard-itis”

“Backyard-itis” describes farmers who feel the weather conditions in their area are more widespread than they really are, explains Jon Scheve. Usually, it happens when a farmer’s crops are not doing well, but he occasionally sees it the other way too. A common symptom of this “disease” is wondering why the markets are not reacting as much as they should, given the weather conditions a farmer is seeing nearby.

Back of The Napkin Cow Math

The fall run is upon us. Over the next several months most producers will be busy weaning and shipping calves. It also means sorting cows – some of them will need to make their way to town. In aggregate, and over time, those culling decisions possess some important connotations for the industry, says Nevil Speer.

Rethink Your Seed Selection Process for 2023

Before booking your 2023 hybrids and varieties, reflect on your biggest challenges this year.

Weather Watch With AgDay's Meteorologist

The heat dome in the West might be breaking up soon. Meteorologist Matt Yarosewick has an update.