Although Indiana Prairie Farmer will be moving to online-only next year, the publication's mission of serving Indiana agriculture remains unchanged.

The 1969 G1000 Vista raised the seat over a foot for a better view, giving operators a “better vista” of the field and crop.

Sam Peetz went from a student job shadow to a stake in a Wisconsin dairy willing to bring on non-family partners.

Field maps, fertilizer logs, scale tickets — start here to earn Section 45Z clean fuel production tax credits.

Although the end of an era is here with the final print issue of Indiana Prairie Farmer, it marks the beginning of endless possibilities online.

Using 2,4-D or similar products more effectively now to kill broadleaf plants eliminates the risk of killing desirable grasses.

USDA now treats LLCs and S corporations like partnerships for payment limits, farm law experts explain in new 2026 update webinar.

USDA’s latest Crop Progress report, covering the week through Nov. 1, showed the 2026 corn and soybean harvests continue to ...

See what research has come of the Morrow Plots in the past 150 years. Plus, learn what's next for the new Alma Mater Plots of ...

Like Bud Selig launched a winning franchise, build your grain marketing game by reading your buyer’s headgear and playing the pricing signals right.

Producers, schoolchildren and urban residents can learn about flood control, water and soil resources, wetlands, wildlife, ...

Purdue trial tests higher phosphorus rates on high-yield cornfields to see if current fertilizer guidance still applies today ...