Latest News From Portia Stewart

Find all new online educational content in the Auditorium starting at 7:30 a.m. CDT Thursday. Join us for the Early Riser Panel: Cut Through the Grain Marketing Confusion and much more!

Check out Day 2 of #FJFieldDays. Over the next week, we'll bring together thousands of farmers online in the virtual platform and in person at our location field days.

Whether you’re looking for cutting edge agronomy, machinery updates, business tools or insights on livestock production, there’s something for everyone. Don’t miss out on this free event, Aug. 23-27!

On Thursday, NCBA announced a plan to address beef sustainability and solidify their commitment to environmental, economic and social sustainability for the U.S. Cattle Industry.

Your dog could be named the top dog in the U.S. Enter America’s Best Farm Dog Contest, brought to you by New Holland.

As scouts prepare to hit the fields across seven states, our team of experts gathers to frame expectations ahead of this annual August ritual.

Research from the 2021 Farm Journal Technology Survey reveals insights on farmers’ attitudes and opinions on data collection and carbon markets.

White House National Climate Advisor and former EPA Administrator Gina McCarthy joined AgriTalk Host Chip Flory to discuss the bipartisan plan.

From carbon adjustment mechanisms and energy to infrastructure and innovation, John Kerry shares five points geared to hold global warming to a 1.5-degree Celsius limit.

The June 1 Purdue University/CME Group Ag Economy Barometer shows farmer sentiments declined significantly in May.

To help you find the information you need about Carbon Markets, visit the Carbon Innovation Center.

Would you buy one? Check out what farmers had to say after Ford’s F-150 Lightning announcement.

Join us online for a free day of education on June 8 to gain insights on reducing weeds in forages, mowing and drying hay and haylage and much more.

Farmers are only 30 growing seasons from the biggest challenge agriculture has ever faced—growing 70% more food on the same amount of land they do today.

A Farm Journal Pulse Poll reveals what farmers think about Biden’s goal to cut greenhouse gas emissions 50% by 2030.

We asked farmers what was their biggest reason they would choose NOT to participate in a carbon market. Here’s what they said.

Learn how to impress your landlord by developing a 12-month marketing calendar.

We've all had one of those horrible, no good, very bad days. Well, if you need to see someone else's misfortunes to make yours seem not-so-bad, check out Farm Journal's "What a Day!”

The cyber worm has turned on soil health.

Chances are, you've had one of those days…where everything just goes wrong. Well, if you need to see someone else's misfortunes to make yours seem not-so-bad, check out Farm Journal's "What a Day!”

Cornell scientists are developing worm-like, soil-swimming robots to drill into the dirt—and unlock a treasure trove of data on root growth and more.

Santa just might bring a present that doesn’t fit under the tree this year. A Dec. 9 Pulse Poll asked how many farmers were buying equipment before the door closes on 2020.

Who will lead the house ag committee? Is a split government good for agriculture? Get the latest election coverage here.

Join us at 8 a.m. Central Nov. 3 for the Early Riser session, “Input Insights on Supply and Prices — and What That Means for Your 2021 Crop.”

Mitchell Hora, Mike Langseth, and Jodi DeJong-Hughes will join AgDay’s Clinton Griffiths for a conversation on how to dial in conservation tillage on Oct. 27 at 8 a.m.

From the Do’s and Don’ts of Succession Planning to the Pro Farmer Harvest Report, Farm Journal Field Days Harvest Edition starts now.

Join us now for new early riser sessions on input buying, grain storage, how to build your own planter and more every Tuesday at 8 a.m. Central.

Join us now for new early riser sessions on input buying, grain storage, how to build your own planter and more every Tuesday at 8 a.m. Central.

Don't miss this exciting week celebrating dairy!

Farmer-sourced data extends the perspective of Pro Farmer Crop Tour through harvest.

In this special session sponsored by the United Soybean Board and the American Soybean Association, experts discuss strategies and resources farmers can use to manage some of the stressors of 2020.

New data highlights how farmers and ranchers are responding to coronavirus.

Attend a meeting at Commodity Classic to learn about this emerging crop

The garden at the heart of our nation’s capital showcases America’s Conservation Ag Movement

Is hemp cultivation a crapshoot or is it poised to be a blue-chip crop? Experts weigh in.

A legal shipment of industrial hemp was seized by the New York Police Department last week when a FedEx employee reported the shipment to the 75th precinct in Brooklyn.

As the Green Rush buds in agriculture, it’s critical to know the truth about the opportunities and risks around hemp. Here’s a quick look at facts behind the fiction.

What if cattle producers and meat eaters could trace cattle at every step from field to plate?

Have you heard the myth that hemp is pest-resistant? Not true, says Charles Wellso, the co-founder of Sanitas Peak Financial and an entrepreneur with investment experience in the hemp space.

Budding industry must overcome obstacles to better position growers

Bob Pearce, a professor with the University of Kentucky College of Agriculture and Food Environment, busted some of the myths about growing industrial hemp at Farm Journal’s Hemp College on June 19 in Lexington, Ky.

Sourcing hemp seed is tricky. Here’s what you need to know before you plant.

Charles Wellso breaks down the crop’s potential and the processing challenges for 2019.

This week, Farm Journal kicked off its first ever Hemp College. Here, farmers and retailers learned more about agronomics, marketing and other ins and outs of growing the newer crop.

An investment entrepreneur shares advice for farmers interested in growing industrial hemp.

Considering growing hemp for fiber, seed or oil? These are the questions you need to ask to prepare for your first crop.

“In this industry, ‘certified’ refers to the maintenance of genetics to ensure cultivar performance, including, in the case of cannabis, THC compliance,” says Tom Dermody, vice president of operations for Bija Hemp.

The data was five years in the making. What will it tell us about farms, farming and farmers?

ATV vs. UTV: Which one could you not live without? See how dairy farmers answered.

We asked Tom Dermody, vice president of operations for Bija Hemp in Denver, Colo., some pressing questions about hemp seed regulation and availability: