Ferrie: Answers To Your Questions On Nitrogen Inhibitor Use

Farm Journal Field Agronomist Ken Ferrie delivers answers to some frequent questions, including whether you need to user a nitrogen inhibitor next spring.

John Phipps: USDA's Flawed Execution of ERS Move to Kansas City

John Phipps says the ERS move is one of many examples, and one that we will have to repair bit by bit over the coming years.

N-Serve keeps N available

Fall-applied N is vulnerable to loss. N-Serve keeps N in the root zone, so it’s available come spring. Calculate the impact here.

Insurance Covers $600,000 in Bills After Toddler’s Brush With Death

Matt and Tiffany Bennett knew health insurance was important for their family of seven. However, their youngest daughter's recent brush with death proved just how critical it really was.

Analysis: Finding A “Game Plan” for 2020

Matt Bennett with AgMarket.net is recommending looking at a break-even in fertilizer prices.

Hemp Teams up with AgTech Expo

Farm Journal’s AgTech Expo and Hemp College are teaming up Dec 16-17. Learn about the latest in hemp production at Hemp College, then transition to a 360-degree customizable experience featuring advancements in ag at AgTech Expo. Register now.

Researchers Find Interesting, New Numbers with Beef Production

USDA researchers say production has increased by 25%. That's even while the number of cattle for beef has decreased by 6%.

Don’t Pay Extra to Attend Top Producer Summit

Early bird’s can save up to $100 on their Summit event registrations for Top Producer Seminar, Executive Women in Agriculture, Tomorrow’s Top Producer, Legacy Project, or the first edition of Hemp Summit. Register now.

Analytics To Look At 50,000 Acres In 30 Minutes

“The automated crop intelligence is changing the way farmers and retailers communicate.” Josh Thornsbrough says.

Effingham County, IL

Corn 130bpa @20%. Beans mid 40's dry. My farm done. Still see some corn and beans in Effingham co. and Clay co. yet to be harvested.

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