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We are providing several one-time scholarship awards worth $500 to qualifying students who apply by April 17, 2020.

Fifteen scholarship recipients were selected from a competitive field of students studying agriculture at qualifying land grant institutions.

Indiana farmer Brian Scott reflects on challenges and lessons learned during the 2019 growing season.

Since my last post, we’ve hit a nice milestone for 2019—we finished corn planting! We spent 5/30 at a meeting, learning about prevent plant options.

Our planting progress in northwest Indiana is that we planted one field of soybeans last Friday, one field of waxy corn two days ago

Did you know? When it comes to greenhouse gas emissions, current research is showing that biofuels rock. One of the best tools for the early ethanol detractors was the claim that ethanol production was bad for the environment, citing net energy balance, g

As the U.S. dominates in biofuels production and trade, increases in global demand could likely mean good things for U.S. exports of biofuels, and potentially good things for the price of corn... find out more in Rick Tolman's farmer perspective on biofue

Scholze Family Farms is a third-generation dairy in central Wisconsin. Will Scholze and his brother, Theo, purchased the farm from their parents in 2012 and began expanding the operation shortly after. Today, the farm holds 500 dairy cows, 1,800 acres of

Join leaders from technology & the military as well as America's most pioneering farmers for discussion on the future of farming. Dec 13-15 in Omaha, Nebraska.

Dr. Tom Osborne, legendary coach of the Nebraska Cornhuskers, at F2F16, for a fascinating talk on how to create a winning team both in sports and on your farm.