Leadership Meditations: It’s Time To Stop Working And Start Thinking

The point is to organize your thoughts, value systems and imagination.

How Bazile Farmers Use Conservation To Tackle Nitrates And Protect Nebraska Groundwater

The Ogallala Aquifer is one of the world’s largest freshwater resources. In northeastern Nebraska, farmers in the Bazile Groundwater Management Area who rely on this resource know its value—and that it's at risk.

Our Legacy. Their Land.

Corn farming is full of uncontrollable things. How you farm isn’t one of them. Find out what you can do today to secure a sustainable tomorrow.

Pulse: In Campaign Home Stretch, Trump Holds Lock on Farm Vote

The 85% of respondents voicing support for President Trump is in stark contrast to national polls showing a lead for challenger Joe Biden. So what’s driving the Trump support across farm country?

"Chick" or Treat: Costumes Inspired by the Barnyard

Thanks to our readers, here's a slide show of farm-themed Halloween costumes for everyone to enjoy. Stay tuned to the end for a do-it-yourself costume that's sure to turn heads.

Share the Pain. Share a Laugh. What a Day!

Sometimes the only way to get through life’s mishaps is to either laugh or commiserate. So here’s your chance to share it with our readers. Email images to whataday@farmjournal.com or hashtag #FJWhatADay on Twitter and Instagram

U.S. Corn Stocks and China Corn Imports Headline Virtual USDA Meeting -Braun

Some market participants have been at odds with several numbers recently published by the U.S. Department of Agriculture and had 2020 been a normal year, it could have been prime for a fairly heated discussion at Wednesday’s data user’s meeting.

Bust Out of Zoom Meetings and Engage With Producers Online

Join us for MILK Business Conference, where you’ll enjoy networking, peer-to-peer content, expert commentary, and an election download featuring Jim Wiesemeyer. Keynote Walt Coleman will share stories from 30 years on the NFL gridiron. Register now.

Gray Wolf Removed From Endangered Species Act

Federal wildlife officials removed the gray wolf from the U.S. Endangered Species Act list on Thursday, saying the wolf population has recovered and the animal no longer needs federal protection.

#FJFieldDays On-Demand: Managing Consumer Preference and Environmental Concerns Post-COVID

Join three farmers in a candid conversation about how changing consumer perceptions are changing production agriculture.

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