The voice of agriculture in Alabama. Neighbors magazine brings you the most current news and information about Alabama agriculture and the Alabama Farmers Federation.
Smoke rises and flames snap, crackle and pop through forest undergrowth as Scott Woodall uses a drip torch to ignite a controlled burn in remote Jackson County.
Five legendary leaders were honored for their impact on Alabama agriculture Feb. 13 in Auburn. Hollis Isbell, Don Ball and Bill Stallworth were inducted into the Alabama Agriculture Hall of Honor, while families of the late Mark Nichols and Wade Skidmore accepted Pioneer Awards.
Just two years after the roller coaster of net farm income reached a record peak, farmers are buckling in for a bumpy ride as profitability is predicted to plummet.
Farm life paved the road to the crown for Miss Auburn University (AU) Mary-Coker Green.
When Special Agent Chase Chapman was approached for this piece, he didn’t have a cracked case at the ready — a locked-up ring-leader responsible for scads of rural crime.
New frontiers, new prize packages and new policy highlighted the experiences for Alabama farmers during American Farm Bureau Federation (AFBF) Annual Convention Jan. 19-24 in Salt Lake City, Utah.