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Management

Preparing for 'fair to middling' crop prices

John Hart

Marketing and hedging crops will be key in 2025. There will be opportunities to make profits in the year ahead, and farmers need to take advantage of those opportunities when they arise.

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Policy / Hi-Tech Farming

Trump’s influence dominates American Farm Bureau convention

Joshua Baethge

AFBF President Zippy Duvall addresses concerns over potential tariffs, immigration reform, and welcomes nominee Brooke Rollins as farmers navigate uncertain political landscape.

What if resistant insects became susceptible again?

Tom J. Bechman

Hi-Tech Farming: Scientists have proved it’s possible to reverse resistance using gene editing.

Wheat market / Soil health

2025 wheat market: Focus on what is controllable

John Michael Riley, Mark Welch

2025 Economic Outlook Series: Economists reflect on the 2024 wheat crop and markets and discuss concerns regarding the 2025 crop.

Prepare planter to ensure no-till success

Don Donovan

Salute Soil Health: Make sure your planter is ready to face no-till conditions.

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