Signal to Noise: Impeachment Plays a Role in USMCA Delay

Pro Farmer policy analyst Jim Wiesmeyer said the delay is a sign that impeachment hearings are taking a toll on progress in Washington.

Need Conservation Dollars? Call Your State Ag Commissioner.

Where will the dollars come from to fund that next conservation practice you want to implement on your farm? Your state department of agriculture might have just the answer—and resources—you need.

Increase Corn Performance

Go behind the scenes to learn how Pioneer research and field teams work to increase performance so you get the most from your acres each harvest.

How To Transition From Row Crop To AgriTourism Business

A side venture takes center stage on Indiana farm and brings home the next generation.

Assess Your Succession Planning Advisers

Think about your key advisers. The institutional knowledge they have about your family’s succession planning journey is invaluable. What happens if they are suddenly out of the picture?

Watson Decision Platform for Agriculture
Sponsored by: IBM

Do you have the right tools for intelligent farming decisions?

Outdoors On The Farm Explores Pheasant Hunting, Conservation In SD

Chip meets up with Jay Jira of Circle J Ranch in Plankinton, South Dakota. They talk hunting, conservation and foot plots.

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.

Nestlé CEO Thinks Americans Eat Too Much Meat

Mark Schneider, CEO of Nestlé, says the business opportunity in the U.S. isn’t gaining a piece of the market’s burger consumption, but instead, in bringing down overall U.S. meat consumption by getting consumers to eat plant-based burgers, he said at the Fortune Global Forum in Paris.

Norman County, MN

Corn harvest is 60% complete, the good stuff is in the bin and the remainder is 26% or higher moisture and 50 pound or lower test weight. Not sure yet if we will try combine this yet this fall or wait for spring 2020. We left 30% of our sugar beets in the field. The beets will not get harvested. Overall the worst crop I have had in 47 years of farming. Not to be too pessimistic but 2020 planting looks to be a real challenge because of very wet soil conditions. There will most likely be lots of Prevent Plant.

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