The drought is relentless but some grain growers are still managing to harvest crops, and what they have discovered could be the way of the future.
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The double whammy of drought and water regulations has led some farmers to sacrifice thirsty crops—with visually striking consequences.
Local farms grow produce to donate to programs that feed the hungry.
How many legacy and “exotic” strains should a grower sell?
As a grower or handler using the right vs. wrong organic label may be the determine whether you are subject to a costly fine.
Having a firm grasp on the barriers or challenges MRLs pose to growers’ crop input decisions are imperative when consulting them.
These five tips may help increase your confidence in successfully implementing and managing technology for growers.
There are a number of reasons potato growers want to invest in a new planter. Some want to take advantage of the new technologies available today, while others are looking for ways to increase their profit margins; some producers want increased service, lower maintenance costs and easier access to parts. Whatever the reason, there is much to consider when it’s time for a new planter. Basically, there are three planter types on...
In this episode of the Nutrient Management Podcast, the group discusses precision agriculture and nutrient management. What is the curr...
Corn is a delicious vegetable with many uses in the kitchen or around the farm. It can take a long time to grow and it can also be a very picky little plant....
With livestock being phased out, changes in how food is produced are set to be dramatic
Most high tunnel farming operations are limited to small farms and independent or sustainable growers.<br>How does high tunnel farming differ from standard greenhouse farming operations?
Vegans are increasingly looking for ways to grow their fruit, vegetables and cereals without animal manure
"We can do a lot with very little to change the perception of the community," executive director said.
At a first glance, this broken system of industrial agriculture looks very difficult to change. Multinational companies control global food production, putting profit over people.
Drones are a common sight these days. While consumers use them for entertainment, the commercial potential is undeniable. For example, major online retailers are seeking patents for drones to deliver packages. However, agribusinesses everywhere are seeking a different strategic advantage for the technology. Unmanned aircraft [...]