The December average price for alfalfa hay retreated a modest $2 per ton from the previous month, according to the USDA’s Agricultural Prices report. This was the eighth consecutive month of price

MOMENTUM is a wonderful thing. We’ve all seen how positive momentum can bring something or someone from the dregs of defeat or extinction to the top of the hill by merely exerting a little positive

The TEGOSEM hopper made by Pöttinger is available as an option for a wide range of machines

AGCO announced the launch of FarmerCore, a transformative global initiative to deliver a next-generation farmer and dealer experience

The next wave of automation is coming to large square baling in 2024 through Case IH Baler Automation

Compact wheel loaders are one of the fastest-growing classes of equipment in agriculture today, and for good reason

Bold changes are on the horizon for the iconic New Holland round baler portfolio. Get ready for a bright new era. In 2024, New Holland proudly marks a significant milestone

Rock River Laboratory, an international agriculture analysis network, has announced the promotion of Zachery Meyer to Chief Executive Officer

New Holland is steering toward autonomous baling with the introduction of IntelliSense™ Bale Automation

January 2, 2024• Cattle and calves on feed for the U.S. slaughter market in feedlots over 1,000 head capacity totaled 12 million on December 1. The inventory was 3% greater than the previous year.

Forage research and extension positions at state universities weren’t getting filled from lack of research funding and budget constraints

Sulfur is a key component of many plant compounds and processes. The nutrient is found in two amino acids that are used for protein synthesis, and it is critical for chlorophyll production

Cover crops are often considered for the functions derived from the first half of their name

Below are examples of alfalfa and grass prices being paid FOB barn/stack (except for those noted as delivered, which are indicated by a "d" in the table below) for selected states at

Dairy, beef, and hay producers, as well as custom operators and nutrient applicators, should mark their calendars for February 19-21 for the 2024 Symposium at the Chula Vista Resort in Wisconsin

As we look ahead to the next haymaking season, I’m sure some people have begun to accept the new norm for equipment costs

Environmental conditions prior to and during the growing season impact the resulting crop yield and quality

This past fall, I had the opportunity to visit several different regions across the U.S. and drove many miles of two-lane roads around the countryside

The cow-calf industry will always be close to my heart

This edition of Sunrise on Soil offers some ethical and spiritual musings of soil