Gov. Mike Braun proclaimed Feb. 23-27 as Invasive Species Awareness Week in Indiana.

Farmers invest a lot of resources and time into their crop. Avoiding delays early can safeguard those investments.

As growers prepare for the upcoming growing season against a backdrop of volatility, like shifting markets, unpredictable weather and accelerating technology, they’ll be faced with higher-stakes decisions and less room for error.

A timely, well-executed burndown clears the way for planting, strengthens resistance management and keeps weeds from dictating the season before it even begins.

The 2026 class of Brevant seeds is hitting ag retail shelves now as anticipation for planting builds.

Corn bred with genes from wild relatives can reshape soil microbial communities and reduce nitrogen loss — with no yield reduction, according to new research from the University of Illinois.

A duo nozzle and injection system that simultaneously provides blanket and spot applications in a single pass was revealed by Precision Planting.

Weed resistance is a problem for many corn and soybean farmers that is likely to continue.

The Saving Tomorrow’s Agriculture Resources program is designed to be free, straightforward, voluntary and locally relevant.