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The name Orion Samuelson has been coupled with the title “the voice of agriculture” for the last 60 years. The winds are changing as Samuelson retired from WGN Radio out of Chicago, Illinois, in late...
Food prices reached a 10-year high, according to the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO). As measured by the FAO Food Price Index, which tracks the monthly change in...
Farm life can have more than its share of stress, as many of you are well-aware. The current wet weather delays interspersed with equipment break-downs during favorable weather conditions add to that...
If someone tells you to never look a gift horse in the mouth, then that’s exactly what you should do. The same holds true when making your next land purchase. No stone should be left unturned when...
For appraisal and farm management businesses that are also involved in real estate brokerage, the value of aerial photography and video can be hard to overstate. Howard Halderman, AFM, owner of...
Nolan talks with Joseph Atha on topics ranging from how the farmers are dealing with a severe drought to trade agreements with overseas buyers.
The text I received was a shock. It stated that a local farmer had passed away this morning...” When I was told that he had taken his own life, I hurt for his family and loved ones and the pain that...
Having an irrigation system is a helpful tool when battling dry growing conditions. In part 2 of Nolan's series on Northwest Agronomy he takes us on a behind-the-scenes tour of how an irrigator works.
Nolan is back with another episode from Northwestern Indiana and the ongoing drought conditions in that area. How does farming look when dealing with a dry growing environment?
Thinking about solar panels but not sure how easy they are to adjust to take advantage of the sun no matter what season it is? While your solar provider will show you the best method for the panels...
