Monday, December 22, 2025

For most people, Farm Science Review is a three-day event. But for Review Manager Chuck Gamble, it's a 365-day journey. Gamble heads up the annual show and spends a year or more hammering out the new, the traditional and the occasionally unusual details. Here, Gamble offers an inside look at what it takes to make sure Farm Science Review hits the mark year after year.

URBANA, Ill. — Early USDA forecasts for the 2008-09 corn and soybean marketing year project substantial declines in U.S. exports from the record levels...

ST. LOUIS — LibertyLink® soybeans (A2704-12), from Bayer CropScience, have received final approval from the European Commission for importation into the European Union (EU)...

REYNOLDSBURG, Ohio --Ohio Department of Agriculture's Office of Farmland Preservation will purchase easement rights on nearly 3,200 acres of farmland from 18 farms in...

NEW YORK -- Gehl Company announced Sept. 8 that it had signed an agreement to be acquired for $30 per share by its largest...

JACKSON, Ky. -- What would happen if cattle grazed the same pastures with goats? That's exactly what University of Kentucky College of Agriculture specialists...

MADISON, Wis. -- The use of on-the-go crop and soil sensors has greatly increased the precision with which farmers can manage their crops. But...

AUSTIN, Texas -- A Texas company is thinking modular and hybrid for the next generation of terminal tractors.Emisstar received a $722,000 grant from the...

Find out who topped the livestock competitions and see if you’re in a slideshow of photos taken at this year’s Crawford County, Pa., Fair.

Find out who topped the livestock competitions at this year’s Big Knob Fair.