Opinion

Cattle producers should adjust their feed supplementation programs to ensure a cow grazing native rangeland receives an average of 3.3 pounds of protein per day. (Photo by Todd Johnson, OSU Agriculture.)
Just a Scoopful, Opinion

Government shut down was an irritant

"Anyone in the Senate and House should lose all pay when it is shut down and he or she should also be fined $500 per day." Read More

Getting close to finishing the first field of corn.
Agriculture Finance, Crops, Grain Markets, Opinion

Grain fundamentals to monitor into year end

Farmer and his son in front of a sunset agricultural landscape. (Adobe Stock │ #530362856 - Acronym)
Loos Tales, Opinion

Step up to manhood



Dave Bergmeier

Helping local is something we all can do

Land Journal Opinion: Real estate mailers annoy me

Sorghum harvest (Photo: Linda Minns - Goodwell, Oklahoma)

Cooler temps kicking in for November

Surviving deer season as a hunter’s wife 

Tree logs and stumps with bark lie stacked in a forest after being cut. (Adobe Stock │ #525593214 - Marija Crow)

Cry TIMBER at the top of your lungs

Current with today’s cattle cycle, average days-on-feed have extended, and carcass weights are reaching all-time highs—equating to increased dressing percent, but not necessarily more pounds of saleable beef. (Courtesy photo.)

Changes have been many in the cattle business

Sara Wyant

A closer look at fertilizer prices

Rural America is a great place to live