The University of Illinois houses the Data Intensive Farm Management Project, which works with farmers to conduct large-scale field trials using precision agriculture.

As floodwaters from Hurricane Agnes rose in June 1972, Kreider Farms founder Noah Kreider Sr. asked his employee, 20-year-old Jay Livengood, who had just returned from picking up water-softener salt ...

Local initiatives to ensure that Erie people don't go hungry are more critical now, as uncertainty looms over proposed ...

Mountain biking has gained popularity in recent years, with the Jake and Bull Mountain trail system offering over 20 miles of ...

Meet George and Marianne Schweers, owners and operators of Heart of the Desert in Alamogordo, New Mexico. Along Highway 54, ...

Pastors are shepherds. To do our work in the way of our Lord, we’d do well to remember he is a truer shepherd—a Chief ...

Great Plains introduces two narrow-transport box drills, Honda is bringing back its FourTrax lineup of ATVs, and Bobcat and ...

Like many of his rural neighbors in northeast Kansas, Jacob Thomas is trying to compensate for deep losses in federal funding ...

"The future of farming will include advanced AI tools, but whether they work for everyone depends on choices we make now.

Laura Beth Resnick was delivering snapdragons and anemones to clients near the White House when she got the news: In his first wave of executive orders, President Donald Trump had frozen all ...

Stearns Homstead is the only farm left in the City of Parma, Ohio. It’s also the only way for city kids to get any kind of ...

Hear a first hand account of life working in the Fox River Tractor Company's Appleton, Wisconsin, factory from a long time ...