Farmers already accept that technology often makes better, or quicker, decisions than they can do themselves, says Randall Reeder, retired Ohio State Univ. ag extension engineer.

An Iowa State University scientist has teamed up with an Ames entrepreneur to launch a company that plans to revolutionize fertilization on farms across the state and around the world.

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Social and economic divide continuously challenges the conversion of farmland into solar fields — but University of Illinois researchers ...

The new year clocked Mark Pflugmacher’s 30th year as a farmer — which means he's seen how the industry has changed in the first quarter of the 21st century.

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