Clinton Griffiths: The Rural Broadband Struggle is Real

According to a recent study two-thirds of people say they take internet into consideration before moving to a rural area. As people move, perhaps the squeaky wheel will finally get the high-speed broadband turbines spinning.

Intercropping Gains More Interest from US Farmers

Producer Paul Overby is an intercropping innovator intent on finding crop combinations that translate to a whole greater than component parts.

NASS to Work with Farm Bureau on Report Improvements

The American Farm Bureau Federation last month issued recommendations to improve the accuracy and farmer trust in crop reports issued by USDA’s National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS). The recommendations fell in two areas: increasing transparency and embracing the use of more technology.

Is Gamestop the Beginning?

While many farmers have been following every rumor about soymeal, China, Asian Swine Flu, ethanol exports, China, South American weather, and - did I mention China? – a lot more attention has been riveted on Wall Street and one of the most entertaining financial tumults in my time. Well, it’s been entertaining if you weren’t on the wrong side of this market.

West Coast Getting Battered By Storms

Meteorologist Mike Hoffman tells us about the storms that are hitting both coasts right now. Out west, he's tracking not just one, but three low pressure systems!

#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.