Winter might slow things down in the field, but it doesn’t mean progress has to stop. In fact, the quieter months are the ideal time to take a closer look at crop nutrition and st...
In 2025, moisture was extremely prevalent in some areas, and with it, disease pressure. Across the lower corn belt from St. Louis to central Ohio, heavy rains came in the early season, ...
With the strong disease pressures we saw in 2025, it’s a good idea to consider now how you’ll handle those potential threats in the upcoming season. Your crops (and your wal...
Your crop has its maximum potential before the seed ever hits the soil. Every day after planting, biotic and abiotic stresses can chip away at that seed’s yield potential. That&rs...
Harvest is one of the busiest and most stressful times of the year. With long days, heavy workloads, and the push to get crops in before the weather turns, it can be tempting to cut cor...
On August 20, 2024, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) released its final Herbicide Strategy, calling it an “unprecedented step” toward protecting more than 900 ...
Today’s agronomic landscape demands more from every application. Weed pressures are increasing with more than 250 weed species now resistant to at least one herbicide mode or site...
To help farmers understand a complex grain market, the University of Tennessee will release a video series to assist producers this next year.
For those with acreage looking to step into livestock, sheep and goats could prove a solid addition to the farm. Sheep and goats make a positive package if you don’t have hundr...
Winter weather brings with it management challenges for horse owners. Here are some tips to help make wintertime horse care a bit easier.
For many horse owners, fall is a favorite season. Lower temperatures and fewer biting insects make it a perfect time to enjoy our horses and the outdoors. Fall is also the time to ensur...
As of the writing of this article, many areas throughout the Southeast had not seen suitable rainfall this summer. While spring was regarded as rather wet, typical summer heat has been ...
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At the height of mid-summer, it may feel too premature to discuss the upcoming fall molting season. However, the molting season can begin as early as August, depending on the exact age ...
Ensiled forages protect nutrient loss from harvest through storage, are relatively easy to feed, and can increase proficiency of ration mixing and handling versus dry forage. Feeding en...
Fly control is a constant struggle for horse and farm owners. Flying insects, including flies, are not just annoyances; they can serve as vectors to spread infectious diseases among ani...
Winter weather can catch anyone off guard if they aren’t prepared. As cold weather increases so does the need for supplemental heat and backup power on farms across Tennessee. Fir...
Winter tends to bring unique challenges for farmers. Especially when it comes to managing our muddy soils, and excess of moisture in your soil. Add the heavy foot traffic your livestock...
Protecting pipes, fencing, and equipment is an essential part of winter preparation for any small farm or rural property. Cold temperatures, freezing moisture, and harsh weather can cau...
As temperatures dip and days get shorter, winter prep becomes one of the most important tasks for any small farm. A little planning in late fall can make the cold months smoother, safer...
Marketing your farm products locally is one of the most effective ways to build a loyal customer base, increase sales, and strengthen your community ties. The key is to connect directly...
As summer fades and the pace of farm life begins to slow, fall offers an ideal window to take on practical and rewarding barn projects. With harvest wrapping up and cooler weather settl...
There’s nothing quite like the burst of color that mums bring to porches, gardens, and front steps in the fall. Their vibrant yellows, oranges, purples, and reds feel like a celeb...
Pumpkins can be used for lots more than just autumn décor. These hardy gourds are versatile, nutritious, and surprisingly useful around the house.
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