Will Electric Vehicles Drive Down Prices at the Pump?

From 2020 to 2021, Susan Weaver Ford gained 8,900 neighbors, as the population of her county jumped 4%. “I used to farm fields that now have 40 houses,” she says. “The city is meeting us pretty quick.” This means Ford is faced with a churning list of landlords, and she is questioned about her production practices, large equipment and role as a farmer.

High input costs, excessive disease pressure or commodity prices — any of these factors could be pushing you to plant back-to-back corn or soybeans. If you're debating this practice, know how that decision will have a domino effect across your management decisions for this year and years to come.

It’s great to know what you want to do next, but we don’t always get to control how life shakes out. That's why mental toughness might be one of the most important attributes we can develop. Jennifer Shike, Farm Journal's Pork editor, explains.

Where has winter gone? Meteorologist Andrew Whitmyer talks about temperatures that seem more like early spring.