When you live on a farm, the smell of “fresh country air” might be pleasant to you but not so much for your neighbors. What to do about farmstead odors.

Determine how you own the land and your options for keeping it or selling it.

When you’re gassy you’re uncomfortable. Cattle get that way too and it can be very serious. Know the signs of bloat and what to do.

Spray the weeds in your field without hurting the crop. New sprayer technology knows what to kill and what to leave there.

Before you buy a used tractor directly from another farmer, investigate the tractor’s past history. Also, hop on the seat and drive it.

If your soil could talk it would have many voices. But if you listen, you’ll learn what it needs to thrive and help your bottom line.

Cattle are supposed to shed their winter coats. Hair scoring your cows is a tool to select heat-tolerant animals.

There are many different types of features found on agricultural GPS guidance systems. Choosing a system depends on your needs.

If you own a farm but can’t be there physically to run it, hire a farm manager. Communication is the key to a good partnership.

When the corn starts peeking out of the ground, take a good look at the stand. Here are some tips on how to diagnose corn emergence issues.