Raylene Nickel

| These farmers use a three-point formula to cut costs and increase yields. - Raylene Nickel

Managing machinery costs and investment can go a long way toward increasing your bottom line and lowering break-even prices for crops.

From average yields to soil ratings, discover practical ways to calculate cash rent.

Diversifying your crop rotation can improve yields, reduce input costs, and strengthen long-term soil health.

Cow pregnancy rates hinge on body condition, heifer development, nutrition, and bull management at breeding time.

Farmers are voluntarily reducing pumping to sustain groundwater levels.

Adding diversity to cropping systems is a huge calling card for growing small grains for silage.

Successfully implementing an electric fencing system for goats requires a combination of trial and error and incorporating ideas from other producers. Here are some tips.

A complex of multiple grass-based dairies could offer marketing benefits while providing ecosystem services.