Irrigated soybeans in Keith County, Nebraska are watered by the Ogallala Aquifer. The vast underground reservoir reaches as far south as Texas, where it has declined as much as 36% since the 1950s. In Nebraska, the Ogallala has decreased by just 0.34% on average, according to analysis of U.S. Geological Survey reports, although the state’s southwest counties are showing a much greater decline. (Photo courtesy of Bill Spiegel.)

A lifeline of the High Plains—irrigation in focus

Central Life Sciences offers Gravista insecticide in quart size

John Deere has added 20 horsepower for all 9RT two-track tractors. (Courtesy photo.)

U.S. tractor and combine sales drop in January

Cross-country tractor trip promotes FFA  

Agriculture’s balance sheet in 2025 

Close up of Yellow paddy rice plant. (Photo: Adobe Stock │ #108959162 - ananaline)

Norsworthy honored with USA Rice Industry Award

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Arkansas rice (U of A System Division of Agriculture photo by Bob Scott.)

Rice water weevils in Arkansas