Temperatures are warmer, grass is greening up nicely, and yes, it's time for ticks. But are ticks on cattle a concern?

Spring can be hectic on the farm, but it’s also an important time to check on where you’re heading financially.

A year-over-year drop in oil prices is a sign that farmers may get a modest break in the price they will pay for diesel fuel ...

Nebraska Statewide Groundwater-Level Report shows that groundwater levels in the eastern half of the state continue to ...

The U.S. successfully led the eradication of NWS in the U.S. and Mexico, but recent detections in Mexico show that this ...

High Plains average direct sales of 55,857 head of cattle were sold for the week ending April 20, according to USDA reporting ...

Irrigation is the lifeblood of many ag operations and to the High Pains economy, Ken Eriksen writes in his cover story.

(Family Features) It’s easy to get into a recipe rut when every day feels the same. If your family’s meals are growing boring ...

In this week's Land Journal special feature, Field Editor Kylene Scott explores virtual fencing options and what to consider ...

Nebraska Gov. Pillen has announced at 150,000 grant for large animal veterinarians who agree to live and practice in rural ...

Weed control in sorghum must start with an effective pre-emergence weed control program. Weed scientists constantly stress ...

Milk production forecast was raised on lower cow inventories and slightly higher milk per cow in the latest World Agricultural Supplies and Demand Estimates report. Imports were lowered on both a ...