South Dakota Record Yields Outshine the Also-Stellar Ohio Estimates

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Iowa Corn Losses Predicted To Decrease U.S. Yield Average By 4 BPA

The area hit in Iowa encompasses 14 million acres of insured crops, including 8.2 million corn acres and 5.6 million acres of soybeans.

Sustainability: Better Practiced Than Defined

The story of Rosy-Lane Holsteins follows a 40-year road paved with perseverance and a painstaking determination to always do what is right.

How to Adapt in a Pandemic

Position yourself for success by registering for America’s Farmers Carrying On: How Commodities are Adapting in a Pandemic World.

South Dakota Record Yields Outshine the Also-Stellar Ohio Estimates

South Dakota is predicted to dominate and break previous records. Ohio is showcasing higher-than-average yields, far exceeding last year's challenges.

Derecho Forces Evacuation of 25,000 Pigs After Winds Rip Barns Apart

The Abby Maxwell that left for work on August 10 is not the same Abby Maxwell that she is today. She shares how the derecho winds devastated eight hog farms she manages near Keystone, Iowa, and changed her life forever.

Join us for the #FarmON Virtual Benefit Concert

Text photos or video of your 4-H’er and his or her project with the tag “FarmON” to 31313, or tag #FarmON on social media. Select photos and videos will be shows as part of the virtual #FarmON concert Aug. 27 at 7 p.m. Central on AgWeb.com, YouTube and RFD TV.

#PFTour20 Scout: South Dakota is “Much Better Than Last Year”

The year 2020 has been a pain for farmers in some areas. Yet, the year may turn out as one of the best for the corn and soybean crops in Southeast South Dakota.

We've All Had One of Those Days. Send Us Your "What a Day!" Photo

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.

Was Waiting Until May To Set My Corn Basis A Good Decision?

After last Monday’s devastating winds across Iowa, there have been a lot of predictions on how many bushels will be lost. However, it will take at least 1-2 weeks before the market feels like it knows the full scope.

Join Trust In Food For The New American Farm Show

Trust In Food is sponsoring a “Farming for Today and Tomorrow” panel discussion each day at 3:30 p.m. Central. Topics include: profitability with data, the evolving consumer and the future of farming.

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