In response to recent dust storms in central Illinois and across the Midwest, in-field research is underway focusing on soil conservation and production.

Scouting emerging corn and soybeans provides both a chance to determine that crop’s current needs as well as guidance to correct any mistakes next year.

Early-season scouting is about more than checking a box — it’s about understanding what your field is telling you.

When Jay Whalen was hired as a seed specialist 17 years ago, he began using his farm for testing the company’s various products.

I planted soybeans for two days, we then switched to planting corn for two days and then quit knowing the rain was coming. We only ran two days each, but I got half the beans in and half the corn in.

Gov. Mike Braun and the Indiana Department of Natural Resources announced the acquisition of 122.4 acres of land that will become the newest addition to Yellowwood State Forest.

During the century’s first three decades, American businesses fought to reign supreme on the farm by developing a reliable, affordable tractor.

Dallas Conrad is building a legacy for the next generation on his central Indiana farm with the help of Meristem Crop Performance.

In 1920, Daniel Chapman’s great-grandpa Ritchie started farming the land using horses. Since then, each generation of the family has worked to leave a legacy for the next.