
Farmers call for action on grain transportation
Thousands of rail cars haven’t been delivered in what has been the worst performance since the crisis of 2013-14

Robo-tractors invented by farmers are already here
Software-savvy producers aren’t waiting for equipment makers — they’re writing code and automating their machines

Cattle aren’t actually killing the planet, says vegetarian rancher
Livestock’s environmental impact is complicated but done right, it’s good for the planet, says author

You need to up your game on managing people, say producers
Top-down management doesn’t cut it anymore, but fewer than one in five farms have a human resources plan

Farmers once again railing against slow grain movement
Slow grain movement this winter is bringing back bad memories for many

Trying to grow malt barley can make you cry in your beer
There’s way more money in malt than feed, but just 20 per cent of growers capture 80 per cent of malt sales

There’s no right way to be a woman on the farm

Scaling up: How to take small-size research from plot to field
Many farmers are skeptical of small-plot research results, but proper protocols are needed to scale up to a field level

Nothing to write home about but durum is getting second looks
This could be a year when half bad looks pretty decent, and that’s why durum is getting some attention

A tsunami of Black Sea wheat is flooding global markets
The Black Sea troika of wheat producers used to be minnows — now they’re giants and still growing