Along with their families, Austin and Tyler Beck, received the Next Generation Farmer Award at the recent New York State Agricultural Society Forum. farmprogress.com/livestock-and-…

In some situations, reducing spray drift can be easier said than done. Below are 10 things you should consider to keep the product on target: farmprogress.com/commentary/10-…

Corn and soybean strip intercropping can work. A two-year Univ. of Delaware trial looked at strip intercropping with mixed results. The study looked at multiple row sizes and orientation on 30 acres. farmprogress.com/crops/struggle…

Mike and Sheilah Reskovac have made huge strides with their property over the past 10 years. The changes they’ve made make it feel as though it’s a completely different farm than the one they bought. farmprogress.com/commentary/10-…

Many people are having a tough time right now, but there is hope. farmprogress.com/commentary/fai…

There are opportunities to help everywhere. Share your time with your community. That can be your legacy. farmprogress.com/commentary/spr…

Whether it's for your green beer on St. Patrick’s Day or your regular brew to enjoy with friends in the shop, have you ever thought about how those amber fields of barley into your favorite cold beverage? National Barley Growers Association  farmprogress.com/crops/how-is-b…

The Trump administration’s freeze of previously approved farm projects is taking a financial toll on farm groups that are working with farmers to install those projects. farmprogress.com/farm-policy/fr…

The Corpoate Transperency Act saga has yet again taken new turns — but in a positive way. farmprogress.com/farm-business-…

A Game-Changer for Dairy Farms! Trials with male sterile BMR sorghum are showing BIG potential as a cost-effective, high-yield alternative to corn silage! Sorghum could revolutionize dairy feed. More research is underway — stay tuned! farmprogress.com/commentary/tri…

Insect-killing nematodes are well-known in New York, they are now making the rounds in the Midwest. Elson Shields from Cornell University, didn't expect the insect-killing nematodes he bred to control alfalfa snout beetle, to be effective against corn rootworm. farmprogress.com/corn/watch-out…

Visitors of the American Agriculturist booth at New York Farm Show this year to take part in our annual reader poll. Here's a glimpse at they had to say! farmprogress.com/commentary/far…

We’ve all had that colleague who pushes our buttons and makes us want to give them a piece or two of our minds, but working with family only makes holding our tongue harder. It doesn’t have to be if we learn to set boundaries. farmprogress.com/commentary/bal…

There’s a lot going on these days, from tariff talk to trade and, of course, the weather. Let’s start a conversation about what’s going on and how it’s impacting your farm. farmprogress.com/commentary/far…

A good first step in dealing with possible corn rootworm resistance is choosing the right seed. Refuge in a bag has made managing corn rootworm easier. farmprogress.com/corn/corn-root…

How much do you know about your most expensive corn input? Here are tips for using those dollars better. David Henry, regional agronomist with A&L Great Lakes Labs, reviewed the basics of nitrogen management during the 2025 A&L Soil Fertility Workshop. farmprogress.com/corn/protect-y…

Whether in good or difficult times, ignoring money discussions can lead to disorganized finances that can eventually sink a farm business. farmprogress.com/farm-business/…

Spring drought usually predicts a summer drought, but spring can also be unpredictable. farmprogress.com/crops/drought-…

There are dozens of slug species out there. The biggest munchers of Pennsylvania field crops, according to Penn State Extension, are the gray garden slug, the marsh slug, the dusky slug and the banded slug. farmprogress.com/insects/farmer…

Small changes in family budgeting and purchases can make a big difference. farmprogress.com/farm-business/…