Oats were once a major Minnesota crop, with about 4 million acres planted annually on average until the early 1960s. But in 2025, oats accounted for only 195,000 planted acres in Minnesota, and those ...

With residual herbicides running out of steam, growers are being advised to check their wheat crops for any emerging weeds ...

The world has seen another senior moment from Trump, first threatening tariffs on a few EU countries and Britain over Greenland before changing his mind ...

North-central Iowa farmer Doug Adams caught a lot of people’s attention recently when he grew wheat in his field near ...

George Zmitko’s journey into farming began on an 80-acre family farm, where he developed a deep love for the land alongside his father, Viet.

Rising boldly on the horizon of Albert Lea is the facility for Green Acres Milling, representing 130 farmer-owners and the ...

Birdwatching is a popular wintertime activity, whether in the natural environment or at a backyard birdfeeder. Winter plumage ...

Wisconsin’s humid climate makes managing disease, specifically fusarium head blight in barley, more difficult and condition-dependent than in more arid states like South Dakota, Montana and Idaho, ...

The drive to reduce the levels of pesticide usage with the arable sector continues apace. This development reflects two ...

SPRING BAY—The combined Manitoulin Cattlemen’s Association and Ontario Soil and Crop Improvement Association (OSCIA) annual ...

North Carolina holds treasures that go way beyond the typical tourist brochures and highway billboards you see advertised.

Oats account for around 200,000 planted acres in Minnesota. The state’s largest university wants to make with its new oat variety: MN-Amber.