Climate Change Predicted to Aggravate Water Stress Worldwide

According to a study released in August 2019 by the World Resources Institute (WRI), about one-quarter of the world’s population already face extreme water stress.

In The Shop: Tired of Bumping Your Head on Machinery?

I've got numerous scars on my scalp from bumping my head on sharp metal edges while crawling around inside or under farm equipment, even though I always wear a cloth, baseball-style cap. So I was really appreciative when our bosses supplied us with safety cap liners.

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Market Pop from South American Weather Not Likely

Harvest 2019 may be far from over for some farmers in the upper Midwest, yet as the calendar flips to 2020, the market’s focus will shift to South America. If farmers are hoping for a market run fueled by imperfect weather in South America, some meteorologists say that may not be in the cards this winter.

Steve Cubbage: Precision Ag Needs A Coca-Cola Moment

The world of precision agriculture needs a Coca-Cola moment. For far too long, promises of data flowing freely from the farms and the skies and coming together for the good of the farmer have continued to hit sour notes.

Hemp in Indianapolis?

Yep! Join Farm Journal for Hemp College in conjunction with the 2019 AgTech Expo, Dec. 16-17, 2019.

Outdoors On The Farm Explores Pheasant Hunting, Conservation In SD

When you think of pheasant hunting, you may think of South Dakota. It’s exactly where Chip Flory went for this episode of “Outdoors on the Farm.”

Don’t Pay Extra to Attend Top Producer Summit

Early bird’s can save up to $100 on their Summit event registrations for Top Producer Seminar, Executive Women in Agriculture, Tomorrow’s Top Producer, Legacy Project, or the first edition of Hemp Summit.

Who's the Prize Winner? ASF's Impact on Global Animal Protein Market

Hog prices are sharply higher than they were a year ago and analysts expect that trend to continue into 2020 if the U.S. can keep African swine fever (ASF) out of the country’s hog herd.

Somerset County, NJ

Final corn average 104 bu per acre. Soybean final average 22 bu per acre. Going to be tough paying bills with dropping prices. Winter wheat stands look good so far as long as we can keep the geese out of them. Some damage done already. Spending hours chasing them out of fields.

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