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Todd Beeson
Todd Jeffrey Beeson, 60, died suddenly May 1, 2023, at Salem Regional Medical Center.
No-till becomes way for Fred Yoder to leave his legacy in the land
Fred Yoder began using no-till practices early on in his farming career, a passion he has passed on to his son.
Some states look to ethanol for cost relief after EPA issues a renewable fuel standard
The EPA released a final rule for the Renewable Fuel Standard June 3 that sets a goal of 15 billion gallons of renewable fuel for 2022. At the same time, some states are turning to higher blends of ethanol for fuel cost relief.
Get the most out of your harvest: Tips to get the best prices at the elevator
As if low commodity prices weren’t crippling enough to the farm budget, farmers take the chance of getting slammed with discounts once they get their product to the elevator.
Farmland documentary shows the truth: Farming is not easy
Editor Susan Crowell wants you to go to the movies. (Actually, she wants you to take a carload to the movies.) What’s playing? ‘Farmland.’
December is a good time to plan
The month of December is a great time to plan. We have the opportunity to make changes to the 2010 year and plan for 2011. When I think of 2010, two things come to mind for me. First, what worked and what went wrong? Next, is there anything that can be done to improve the
No-till? It’s all in the management
WEST MIDDLESEX, Pa. – High market prices for your grain. High fertilizer costs. High costs of production.
Manure holds key to herd health
Be a detective when it comes to your dairy herd, even if it means taking a closer look at your cows’ manure.
Milk prices are about to fall big time
For all of 2015, Class III futures are currently averaging $16.51/cwt, which would put the average mailbox price in Federal Order 33 at about $18/cwt for the year.
Market Monitor: This has been a strange summer
This has been the summer of worrying about maturing crops, of enjoying the rains that were filling the soybeans and struggling to bale hay without getting it rained on three times.
