Sarah Hartness

I f you’re like me, you might think of ski resorts as places for athletically minded people who don’t hate the cold. Boyne Mountain Resort in Boyne Falls, Michigan, turns that notion on its head.

Deer and other wildlife contribute to millions of dollars in losses for crop growers every year in the U.S. On this episode of Managing for Profit, a crop protection specialist says a useful wildlife repellent can help growers deter animals from feeding on their crops.

Deer and other wildlife contribute to millions of dollars in losses for crop growers every year in the U.S. On this episode of Managing for Profit, a crop protection specialist says a useful wildlife repellent can help growers deter animals from feeding on their crops.

Portable augers are workhorses when it comes to transferring grain and farmers rely on them year-round. In this Managing for Profit, Paul Brisebois, AGI senior vice president says now is the time to do a health-check on your auger and replace it if needed.

Portable augers are workhorses when it comes to transferring grain and farmers rely on them year-round. In this Managing for Profit, Paul Brisebois, AGI senior vice president says now is the time to do a health-check on your auger and replace it if needed.

Illinois Corn Growers Association’s Precision Conservation Management program has released new data to help farmers profitability through conservation. In this Managing for Profit, Dr. Laura Gentry, Director of Water Quality Research for ICGA, discusses the latest in Precision Conservation Management.

Since the Iowa Soybean Association was founded 60 years ago, the state’s soybean farmers and their checkoff have prioritized research. On this episode of Seeds of Success, an ISA director discusses the importance of research trials and how the information benefits growers.

In this Pods for Profit, Michigan Soybean Committee Chief Executive Officer Ben Steyer explains how the checkoff works and how it’s been increasing the value of soybeans for nearly 50 years for farmers in the state.

There is a lot for farmers to consider when contemplating the right grain handling system for a farm. In this Managing for Profit, Paul Brisebois, AGI Senior Vice President says farmers are often looking to increase productivity and make sure their system operates efficiently.

Every growing season is unique, and Corteva Agriscience Market Development Specialist, Jeff Moon, says this year is presenting some unique challenges. He tells Brownfield growers need to be aware of the crop disease triangle, which consists of a pathogen, the right environment, and a susceptible host crop.