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A recent report from the U.S Department of Agriculture shows farmers will have a record harvest this fall but they may not profit.

Technology in the agricultural industry continues to expand each year with new equipment or farming techniques. Over the last couple of years farmers have been working with unmanned aerial devices (UAVs) or drones.

Berry farms across the state are hitting the peak of blueberry season.

In honor of Dairy Month we are taking some time to highlight some unique dairy stories around Central Minnesota.

The heavy rainfall last month has limit the time farmers can get in the fields to plant crops. With the planting window closing, John Deere has developed a new high-speed planter to help speed up the process.

The long winter and rainy spring has not been kind to Minnesota farmers. The latest crop report says farmers are way behind the five-year average when it comes to planting corn.

Disabled farmers gathered at the Holiday Inn, in St. Cloud, today (Monday) for the 21st Annual AgrAbility Fenceline Conference. The conference is designed to help farmers who are injured on the job get back to work.

For the past 40 years those in the agricultural industry have circled their calenders for the Central Minnesota Farm Show.

Many high school students spend their time finding some place they belong. At Sauk Rapids-Rice, some students have found that place in FFA.

Farmers across the state can are relieved as a bipartisan agreement on a new five-year Farm Bill passed through the House yesterday (Wednesday).

A deadly virus has affected around 300 hog barns around the state. The disease is called the Porcine Epidemic Diarrhea virus, which dehydrates young pigs.

Organic farming isn't new to the agricultural industry, but over the last few years has become more popular worldwide. Over 90 vendors displayed their products at the River's Edge Convention Center for the annual Organic Growing Conference.