San Antonio Barrow Show Winner Captures Hearts and Breaks Records

There wasn’t a dry eye in the barn when Samantha Nicole Iselt of Lexington, Texas, was named the exhibitor of the Grand Champion Market Barrow at the San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo.

John Deere Adds C650 Air Cart to Lineup

With the C650 Air Cart, John Deere will expand its lineup of air-seeding equipment for small grains producers and custom farmers. The new air seeder can be ordered as a tow-behind or a tow-between configuration.

FREE 2020 Grain Outlook

RJO Futures offers a grain futures outlook with comprehensive insight and strategy on where the markets have been and are expected to go for 2020.

Jerry Gulke: Keep Your Eye on the Big Picture

Among the negative vibes in farming, it’s difficult to keep a macro perspective. This chart keeps me focused on the big picture.

Corn Belt Could See Below Normal Moisture for Most of March

More moisture is in the forecast for much of the country this week. For portions of the country needing to dry out, March may bring better news.

Old Tools Become New Again

There are just some timeless tools you will never not need on the farm. See the must-have tools for farmers.

In The Shop: The Final Touch to Welding

Ever noticed how many farm welds on equipment look snaggy after a year or two? I've found that, just as prep work is the secret to nice welds, prep work is the key to painting over welds.

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Think you have an idea worth $100 – or even $200? Submit it here! Upon publication in Farm Journal, the Double Your Money winner receives $200. Other farmers featured receive $100 each.

John Phipps: Corn Farmers Have Bigger Problems Than Beer Commercials

Farmers and fans of beer did not give a "dilly dilly" about Bud Light being corn syrup free in a Super Bowl advertisement last year, but John Phipps thinks this outrage and energy may be pointed in the wrong direction.

Walsh County, ND

Have been doing 2020 projections for the coming year, and it's hard to be positive with these prices and current crop conditions going into spring. We had lots of unharvested crops here and, as a matter fact, all over the state this past year. We froze up very wet. I did projection based on current market prices and recent crop yields have grown past several years and at best shows small cash profit--just enough to service debt with small decrease in working capital.

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