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How to choose the right con­ser­va­tion drain­age prac­tice.

ArticleDon’t Gate­keep Con­ser­va­tion

“Take care of the land, and it will take care of you.” Hugh H. Ben­nett, first chief of the Soil Con­ser­va­tion Ser­vice, wrote those words in 1947, but the concept can be traced back hun­dreds of years, to the pro­verbs and core beliefs of...

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These North Dakota farm­ers and lifelong friends work together like cover crops and no-till.

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ArticleWis­con­sin Farm­land Brings More Than $8,000-per-Acre Aver­age at Auc­tion

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Deere Right to Repair Set­tle­ment Goes Live TAug. 28. “If you pur­chased Repair Ser­vices for John Deere he John Deere right-to-repair set­tle­ment site went live Large Agri­cul­tural Equip­ment from John Deere or a Deere author­ized Dealer in the...

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with ample capa­city to grow,” the com­pany said in a news release. A third facil­ity in Pasco, Wash­ing­ton, was planned to be sold. The com­pany said it planned to “anchor its beef busi­ness” around three facil­it­ies in Dakota City, Neb­raska;...

ArticleThe Coun­ter­seasonal Price Pat­tern of 2026

This sum­mer, I got some good­natured rib­bing from grow­ers at local field days and golf events. As the corn and soy­bean mar­kets ral­lied, the mood was much improved, and even fest­ive. “Al, the last time you had me sell in Septem­ber was 2012,”...

ArticleMan­aging More Residue

Set your row clean­ers too aggress­ively in heavy residue and you’re not plant­ing a row — you’re dig­ging a trench. “And when you get a big spring rain, that trench turns into a moat,” said DeKalb Asgrow tech­nical agro­nom­ist Lance Tar­o­chione....