Von M. “V. Mac” Baldwin of Yanceyville, N.C., has carved out a unique market in the beef business by selling fresh and frozen cuts of his grass-fed Charolais cattle directly to organic stores and consumers....
Kendall “Kent” Wannamaker of St. Matthews, S.C., is proof that a farmer can get a strong start in farming by renting land for growing crops, even with little in the way of initial financial resources. ...
By Roy Roberson
Farm Press Editorial Staff
Virginia Tobacco Specialist David Reed says going no-till with tobacco has been a long process, but combined with drip irrigation it may be a long-term solution for tobacco growers in the state....
A combination of recent rainfall and a delayed planting season last spring has Virginia growers running to catch up with harvest. ...
During 1976 at age 34, Loretta Lyons was suddenly widowed when Hade Lyons, the teacher and farmer she married, suffered a fatal heart attack on the first day of spring....
Far from the main roads and deep in the heart of the Mississippi Delta, you’ll find the farm of Claude Gibson “Gibb” Steele III. Don’t blink or you’ll likely miss his farm headquarters that’s the focal point of downtown Longwood, Miss. Longwood is so small, it doesn’t have a Post Office. That’s why Steele gets his mail from nearby Hollandale, Miss. ...
A week of dry weather allowed lower Southeast growers to make rapid progress with cotton harvest. ...
In 1975, Illinois native Randall E. “Randy” Strode took a leave of absence from his high school basketball coaching and biology teaching job to come to Florida. ...
Clayton “Wayne” McKinnon of Douglas, Ga., runs a farm that embodies hard work, agricultural diversity and family farming. ...
Cotton Belt congressional members have joined their colleagues and the U.S. cotton and textile industry in a call to broaden a key textile import monitoring program....
By Paul L. Hollis
Farm Press Editorial Staff
How much fertilizer nutrients do you remove when you bale peanut vines?...
Using little more than a teacher’s salary, Lamar Dewberry of Lineville, Ala., has amassed 730 acres of productive timberland, a renewable and sustainable resource that is now paying good income to support his second career as a farmer. ...
Deep in the woods of southwest Arkansas, fourth generation farmer Brian Kirksey of Amity, Ark., found a way to stay on the farm by growing nursery plants for the wholesale market. ...
The Cotton Board recently elected its officers for the 2009 calendar year. ...
By Roy Roberson
Farm Press Editorial Staff
With so many effective cotton defoliants available to growers, sometimes optimum use depends more on when defoliants are used rather than which of these products a grower uses....
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