Consolidation risk is not limited to smaller operations. Succession gaps, management transitions and strategic exits are driving consolidation regardless of size.

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Confidence in USDA reporting is slipping across the agricultural economy, and it’s not just talk in the countryside. According to Farm Journal’s January Ag Economists’ Monthly Monitor, released at Top ...

Farm Journal has announced three finalists for the prestigious 2026 Top Producer of the Year Award, honoring some of the most progressive and successful farm operations in the country. The winner and ...

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For Worth County, Iowa, farmer Sarah Tweeten, the list of high-priority agronomic threats isn’t a political abstract — it’s a harsh reality she deals with every season. Farming with her parents, Brian ...