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As Texas thaws from last week's storm, cattle feeders are assessing the short term impact.

Don’t Waste This Crisis: Make 2021 a Leap Year

Whether you take one bold leap, or several steady plodding steps, John Phipps says both can take us to a better place.

Pilgrim’s Pride Agrees To Price-Fixing Fine

The plea agreement in federal court in Denver on Tuesday means the second-largest U.S. poultry processor is the first company to settle charges in an alleged conspiracy that involved 10 executives from five companies.

New Planning Guide Will Help Advance Conservation Efforts

A conservation plan basically means writing down how to use a farm’s natural resources in as detailed a fashion as you can. If decision-makers are involved and the plan is executed, the results should be improvements in the environment and farm economics.

Pilgrim's Pride to Pay $107.9 Million Fine

A big fine for one of the largest poultry processors. Details in today's AgDay Minute

#FJFieldDays: For the Love of Pulling

Like many other activities and events, COVID-19 has canceled tractor pulls across the country. Join three generations of the Young Blood Pulling Team as they celebrate 50-plus years participating in the sport. Desiree Dunn also shares about her John Deere 70 diesel after coming home from Oklahoma Winter Nationals. Log on to Farm Journal Field Days to watch now at FarmjournalFieldDays.com