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This article is intended to serve as a reference for converting many different types of measurements quickly and accurately from one system of units to another.

This video guides you through several factors to consider when setting a rate for renting land. Factors include use, land characteristics, and ownership costs, among others.

With each year of easement purchases and acreage, Pennsylvania continues to protect quality farmland and the farmer's ability to farm.

Producer interview covering renting agricultural land.

Discover how Internet of Things (IoT) technology is transforming agriculture through precision tools, automation, and real-world applications shared by experts, farmers, and industry leaders.

Questions to ask when deciding if a contract is necessary and what the terms should be.

Learn what to consider and how to communicate about succession, retirement, and estate planning; property transfers; and avoiding unnecessary taxes and costs.

This worksheet gives you a simple, easy-to-use method for assessing the traffic-induced soil compaction risk posed by your field equipment.

Partial budgeting is a tool that helps farm managers assess the possible financial impact of a change in resources, such as purchasing new equipment.

Horse fence can be one of the most attractive features of a horse facility. But not all fence is suitable for horses.

Land is the basic resource that distinguishes agriculture from most other types of businesses because it is required for the production of crops and livestock.

Efficient machinery management means having the right size and type of equipment available to do the job at the right time for the least cost.