How COVID and Climate Could Shape Ag Under Biden

Need a Grain Bin by Harvest? Lock it in Soon

Have you tried calling your local grain bin dealer over the past few months and gotten a busy tone? Grain bin manufacturers say demand is through the roof, driven by a variety of factors.

How COVID Recovery and Climate Could Shape Ag Under Biden Administration

Swiftly after being sworn in, the president got to work, signing a series of 15 executive actions on day one and reversing his predecessor’s orders on items like immigration and climate change.

3 Maps to Assess Drought Conditions

Normally drought conversations don’t begin in early winter, but in mid-January, 45% of the U.S. was experiencing moderate drought or worse.

The Pandemic Upped My Cooking Game

Pork Business Editor Jennifer Shike certainly upped her cooking game last year, and research shows she's not alone. In fact, data in the HUNTER Food Study Special Report Wave Two: America Keeps on Cooking shows 51% of Americans are cooking more and 41% are baking more than they did at the same time last year.

$100 Ideas to Start the New Year

A catwalk added to a no-till drill, a telescoping gutter wand repurposed to clean semi trucks and more are making farmers' lives easier.

#FJFieldFieldDays: How COVID-19 Transformed Machinery Auctions

We’ve seen seven to 10 years of technology advancement with online equipment buying and selling condensed into less than a year. That’s the takeaway from Greg Peterson, founder of Machinery Pete, as he looks back at the past nine months of online auctions. Log on to Farm Journal Field Days now for more insights.