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High Plains cropland values—a pause in the working?

Since 2019 farmland values have climbed, but there are signs of a potential slowdown, Ken Eriksen writes in an analysis piece. Read More

Dusty Hininger, sales training manager at Firestone Ag, says proper inflation and ballast on farm equipment can save farmers money on fuel and productivity. (Photo by Bill Spiegel.)
Equipment

Save time and money with optimum tractor tire pressure

The U.S. Drought Monitor is jointly produced by the National Drought Mitigation Center at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, the U.S. Department of Agriculture and the National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration. (Map courtesy of NDMC.)
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Pacific storms dump snow into Colorado, New Mexico



One tour stop was held at Loving Farms near Pawnee Rock. Pictured are (front row, L to R) Garret Otter, Almena; Brody Thayer, La Cygne; Allison Castilleja, Satanta; Leslie Smith, Ashland; Jack Adams, Plains; Cooper Imthurn, Maple Hill; Jay Ziegelmeier, Hays; Garret Smith, Great Bend; Bubba Sullivan, Amarillo, TX; (back row, L to R) Cody Howell, Chanute; Erica Auchard, Cimarron; Tara Jo Bina, Halstead; Emily Grund; Wamego; Eric Blythe, White City; Logan Hoobler, Maple Hill; Cole Baumgartner, Westmoreland; Arlan Newby, Haven; Jose Woolfolk, Hugoton; and Cole Renner, Monument.(Photo courtesy of Kansas Livestock Association.)

YSA class visits central, western Kansas

Survey: Missouri land values increased across the board in 2021

Nebraska ag land values increase

Missouri land values continue to grow

What’s happening on America’s lands, soils and waters?

Kansas cash rent

Cropping system inventory shows increase in no-till acres

Manure: Waste or valuable agricultural resource?