Make a list of progressive farming practices and there will be plenty of people that will tell you why it won’t work where they live. In some cases, they may be correct, but Tom Cotter’s farm proves many of those notions wrong. He grows multiple crops using several different farming methods, becoming a place that many come to learn how they can accomplish the same thing where they farm.

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With tight crop margins and machinery manufacturers scaling back production does that mean farmers have leverage when trading or purchasing tractors, combines and machinery? Greg Peterson says the current farm equipment economy is much different that the previous downturn about a decade ago. What does that mean for buying and selling equipment now?

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John Seabrook has quite a story to share. His story just happens to be his family’s story and what a tale it is. His grandfather was called the Henry Ford of Agriculture. His father rubbed shoulders with the Hollywood elite and their family made an impact in the industry of agriculture and beyond. Here’s the story of the building and downfall of one of the largest farms in the U.S.

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