no-till farming

A cow utilizes the Dorale family's new livestock watering system on their rented pasture near Charter Oak, Iowa. (Jason Johnson - Iowa NRCS)
Iowa, Midwestern Region, Tools and Tech, Water

New livestock watering system provides many benefits to producer, cattle

A new solar-powered livestock watering system is helping farmer Ralph Dorale improve pasture use, water quality and cattle performance. Read More

PARTNER CONTENT Chris Tanner Kansas wheat
Crops, HPJ Talk, Interview Series, Video, Wheat

HPJ Talk Q&A: Chris Tanner on drought, wheat profitability and the farm bill 

The Oklahoma State University wheat variety Showdown is a popular one for producers, including Fred Schmedt of Altus, Oklahoma. Schmedt utilizes the OSU Wheat Variety Trials results to make planting decisions each year. (Photo by Mitchell Alcala, OSU Agriculture)
Crops, Oklahoma, Southern Region, Video, Wheat

Wheat producers benefit from OSU Wheat Variety Trials

Carolina Brandani holds soil on Wednesday, May 20, 2026, in Canyon, Texas. (Michael Miller\/Texas A&M AgriLife)

Funding available for Texas row crop and vegetable producers

  • By Kay Ledbetter │ Texas A&M AgriLife Extension
South Dakota State University

Sturm returns to Dakota Lakes Research Farm

Dave Bergmeier

Earth Day remains an icon of the High Plains

Journal photo by Dave Bergmeier.

Texas producers recognized in National Wheat Yield Contest

Tractor tire tread mark between rows of corn in farm field. (iStock │ #1313192183 - JJ Gouin)

Iowa Farm and Rural Life Poll highlights rising concerns about soil compaction

A no-till field one of the Rooneys farms near Sheffield. (Jason Johnson - Iowa NRCS)

CSP helps Rooneys take conservation to the next level

  • By Jason Johnson │USDA-Natural Resources Conservation Service