Fall Harvest Checklist for Farmers: Get the Season Right
Harvest season is not the time for complications. It is the time to keep equipment running, your crew sharp, and […]
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Live vs. Online Farm Auction: Which Is Right for You?
When it comes time to sell your farm, one of the first decisions you’ll face is how to sell it.
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When Is the Best Time to Sell Your Farm?
If you own farmland and have been thinking about selling, timing matters – not just for the market, but for
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150 Years on One Indiana Farm: The Hoosier Homestead Legacy
According to USDA’s National Institute of Food and Agriculture, an estimated 70 percent of U.S. farmland will change hands in
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Preserving Farm Heritage in Northeast Indiana
A lot of people talk about preserving agricultural heritage. Larry and Peggy Smith just live in it. Larry Smith spends
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Rooted in the Land: A Fifth-Generation Farmer Brings Her Story to Halderman
Family roots run deep in agriculture. For anyone growing up on a multi-generational farm, there is an unspoken weight that
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A Farm, a Family, and a Piece of History – Woven in Decatur County
Some farms carry more than a deed. Halderman area representative Craig Springmier’s family farm has been in Decatur County, Indiana,
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How Mentorship Helps Family Farms Survive for Generations
As family farms face major transitions, many are unprepared. The average farmer is now over 58 years old, preparing to
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How Climate Trends Are Reshaping Crop Planning for Midwest Farmers
Summer in the Midwest is heating up, the sun is shining for nearly 15 hours a day, and temperatures continue
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