Back To The Future

Steve Hicks kneels down on his farm in Indiana.

Back To The Future

While growing his herd size, this Indiana producer also enriches his soil via cover crops and tried-and-true grazing practices.

It’s long been known as the benchmark in self-propelled application equipment. Now, with the launch of the C Series, RoGator adds to its decades-long reputation for innovative technology that delivers accurate and efficient application of nutrients and crop-protection products.

Band Wagon

Banding nutrients at planting can increase wheat profitability.

Highly Configurable

Sunflower introduces a narrow-transport version of its high-speed, single-disc air drill.

Futuristic Farming

With eyes in the sky and boots on the ground, farmers have more data than ever with which to make decisions.

Lost In His Work

A Nebraska producer continues to adapt his crops and methods to his land and markets, and in the process is reminded how much he still loves farming.

In-Season Timing For N

New corn-fertilization research shows ways to fine-tune application timing so more nitrogen goes and stays where it needs to be—in the plant.

How to Spot a Temperature Inversion

Just because it’s calm and clear doesn’t mean it’s a safe time to spray the new dicamba formulations. Here are tips on how (and why) to recognize temperature inversions.

Variable-Source Nitrogen Management May Hold Promise

Researchers are looking for the best ways to match conventional and enhanced-efficiency nitrogen fertilizers to drier and wetter parts of corn fields.

Prescriptions Require Precision

The AirMax 180 pneumatic spreader provides class-leading, accurate application.

Fertilization