In case you missed them, here are the items that have garnered the most interest from other farmers in the month of April.

Seedling diseases are often difficult to diagnose because their symptoms are very similar.

According to an article published in Wired, John Deere told the Copyright Office farmers receive an implied license for the life of the vehicle to operate the vehicle.

Canada's Farm Progress Show is offering international dealers and farmers who attend the show the opportunity to participate in its Incoming Buyers Program, which provides travel subsidies.

Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack announces USDA's comprehensive plan to tackle issues related to the changing climate that are impacting agriculture and forestry sectors.

Here's a UAV video shot out on strip-tiller Kurt Wessels' farm in Kesley, Iowa, as he was wrapping up corn planting last week. The footage was provided by Jared Schrage.

Farmers in Iowa continue to expand usage of no-till or strip-till to limit runoff, improve water quality and reduce production costs. Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Bill Northey shared a list of recommendations and resources that are valuable for experienced no-/strip-tillers and those new to the practice.

Check the planter under the conditions it'll be planting in by taking it to the field without any seed and making adjustments to improve its performance.