First-Generation Dream

How a kid from suburban Virginia grew up to be the Southeastern Farmer of the Year.

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.

An Enduring Legacy

After a devastating loss, a young farmer and her family resolve to carry on.

It’s All About Relationships for this Young Farmer

One young farmer discusses the changes he’s made—in communication, planning, logistics and more—in order to compete in today’s market.

Cool Running: Ranching in Alberta’s Cow Country

Three ranchers explain why horses work better than quads, it’s better to let nature run its course and bigger isn’t always better.

Caring for Hay Fields

Maintaining your hay fields is a year-round job and one that pays in higher yields.

Small Hay Operations Have Big Needs

More small-acreage farmers are cutting and baling themselves. Two farmers explain how they not only save money, but also how they produce a better-quality product.

How A Methane Digester Works

Find out how the digester turns waste into energy.

Match Maker: The Right Hay For Your Livestock

Are you matching the quality of hay to the nutrient needs of your livestock? Here are a few scenarios for ruminants and equines.

A Farm with a View

The slow-food movement, a whole lot of smart management and “location, location, location” are a winning combination that helps the Neale family live a dream at Windmist Farm.

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