No NFMS? No Worries. There's FJ Field Days

The 56th National Farm Machinery Show has been postponed until 2022, but you can still talk tractors and see the latest in farm machinery during the Farm Journal Field Days Equipment Edition going on now! On Feb. 9, a whole day is scheduled with new content and live interaction with Greg Peterson, aka Machinery Pete.

Big Buys Turn Historic as China Sales Shatter Export Records

China’s appetite for U.S. corn seems unstoppable. Just this week, daily sales of corn to China added up to a record.

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The creator of a new autonomous watering system says it costs less and uses less water than traditional methods of irrigation.

Animal Protein Sector Needs to Realign with 2020 Foodservice Survivors, CoBank Says

U.S. animal protein supplies have returned to normal and foodservice sales have improved since the onset of the pandemic, but a new report from CoBank’s Knowledge Exchange says foodservice sales may not return to pre-pandemic levels until the second half of 2022.

Six Killed in Chemical Leak at Georgia Poultry Plant

China is making history this week when it comes to buying U.S. agriculture. Details in today's AgDay Minute.

Pro Farmer's First Thing Today: USDA Suspends CFAP Payments, Secretary of Energy Nominee and More

Biden’s nominee to be Secretary of Energy, Jennifer Granholm, assured Republicans during her confirmation hearing Wednesday that fossil fuels will play a role in the administration’s aggressive plans to reduce emissions to combat climate change.