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To keep expenses in check, high-yield growers are rethinking everything from fertilizer use and planter prep to pest programs ...

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Our editors' top picks to read today. After the truth beatdown of 2025, PolitiFact’s usual approach of singling out just one lie seems insufficient to meet the moment. After the truth beatdown of 2025 ...

The concept of truth feels particularly bleak in 2025. Government leaders deploy up-is-down narratives at an exhausting clip. Online worlds drip with artificial intelligence-generated slop that ...

Tamra Jackson-Ziems has been getting a lot of calls. Nebraska Extension’s plant pathologist also has been hearing plenty of misinformation when it comes to southern rust. The calls and the fury around ...

Cooking a Thanksgiving dinner for your friends and family will cost less than last year, marking the third straight year of price declines. The American Farm Bureau Federation’s 40 th annual ...

The 2025 growing season was a southern rust year in many areas. Upper corn leaf surfaces were plastered with circular pustules, and plants were coated with rust spores. What should you know about ...

The Nevada County Cannabis Alliance is excited to announce a 3-part Webinar Series–Cannabis Farming Basics For the Home Grower. This free webinar series will take place on November 6, January 8, and ...

A transparent layer of thin ice on the roads is known as black ice and can create hazardous driving conditions.

The Trump administration seems to be preparing large payments to farmers, particularly those growing soybeans, similar to the ones offered in 2018-2020 during his first administration. That such ...

Cattle are vulnerable to many diseases. The spore-forming bacteria that cause clostridial diseases (blackleg, malignant edema, redwater, enterotoxemia in calves, etc.) can be spread via cattle feces.