by Doug Mayo | Mar 13, 2026
This week’s featured video was published by Iowa PBS to provide a squeal to their first documentary called “Tractor Wars,” which featured the early mechanization of farming up through 1928. Tractor Wars II features the history of farm tractors from...
by Donna Arnold | Mar 6, 2026
Donna Arnold, FAMU Extension Gadsden County, and Dr. Angel Forde, FAMU Community Resource Development Extension Agent As Florida’s top two industries, agriculture and tourism continue to merge, a new hallmark of travel has emerged across the state’s rural landscapes....
by external | Mar 6, 2026
Kenny Burdine, Kentucky Extension Professor of Livestock Economics – Southern Ag Today – Monday, February 23, 2026 Running a small cow-calf operation can be rewarding, but it is not without challenges. Larger farms spread their costs over more cows, making...
by Doug Mayo | Mar 6, 2026
This week’s featured video was published by Lymow Robotics to introduce their new product. The Lymow One Plus is a self-propelled, programmable, autonomous lawn mower with RTK Satellite guidance. For $2,700 you can get a programmable mower that can cover...
by external | Feb 27, 2026
Andrew Muhammad, University of Tennessee Institute of Agriculture – Southern Ag Today – February 26, 2026 U.S. cotton is among the most export‑dependent agricultural commodities, with more than 80% of annual production moving into global markets...
by Hannah Baker | Feb 27, 2026
Stabilizing & Growing the Herd: What We Know & Don’t Know For this update, I wanted to provide some “quick facts” concerning inventory, prices, and differences in this cycle. Both producers and consumers are navigating decision-making in uncharted territory...
