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Regional and State Farm Magazines
State and regional farm magazines, many of them more than a century old, that cover crops, livestock, weather and policy for a specific state or growing region.
This section of FarmPress.org profiles 16 publications. Each profile covers the title's history, its current publisher and format, what it is publishing now, its editors and staff, and links to the agriculture authorities and sources behind the facts.
- American AgriculturistAmerican Agriculturist history from the Allen brothers' 1840s New York journal and Orange Judd to today's Farm Progress title for Northeast farmers.
- Dakota FarmerDakota Farmer magazine history from its 1881 Dakota Territory start to today's Farm Progress title for both Dakotas and senior editor Sarah McNaughton.
- Delta Farm PressDelta Farm Press history from its 1943 start as a Clarksdale, Mississippi newspaper supplement to today's Farm Progress title for Mid-South row crop farmers.
- Idaho Ag ProudIdaho Ag Proud, the Idaho-only farm magazine launched in 2019 by Progressive Publishing of Jerome: its history, coverage, readers and managing editor.
- Indiana Prairie FarmerIndiana Prairie Farmer, the Farm Progress magazine for Indiana farmers: its audience, digital shift, recent issues, coverage of Hoosier crops and its editors.
- Kansas FarmerKansas Farmer magazine history from its 1863 Topeka start under the State Board of Agriculture to today's Farm Progress title and editor Jennifer Latzke.
- Michigan FarmerMichigan Farmer history from its 1843 start through its Capper era to its 2020 move online-only as a Farm Progress brand, plus coverage and current editor.
- Missouri RuralistMissouri Ruralist, the Farm Progress magazine for Missouri farmers: audience, its move to digital-only issues in 2027, coverage and editorial contacts.
- Nebraska FarmerNebraska Farmer magazine history from Robert Furnas's 1859 paper to today's Farm Progress title for Nebraska farmers and ranchers, its audience and its editors.
- Ohio FarmerOhio Farmer history from Thomas Brown's 1852 Cleveland farm paper to its 2020 move online-only as a Farm Progress brand, plus its coverage and current editor.
- Prairie FarmerPrairie Farmer magazine history from John S. Wright's 1841 Chicago paper to today's Farm Progress title for Illinois, plus editor Holly Spangler and staff.
- Southeast Farm PressSoutheast Farm Press history from its 1974 launch by the Clarksdale-based Farm Press company to today's Farm Progress title for Southeast row crop farmers.
- Southwest Farm PressSouthwest Farm Press history from its 1974 launch to today's Farm Progress title for Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas and New Mexico farmers, and its editors.
- Wallaces FarmerWallaces Farmer history, from the Wallace family's 1890s Iowa paper and Henry A. Wallace to today's Farm Progress brand and editor Gil Gullickson.
- Western Farm PressWestern Farm Press, the Farm Progress title for California and Arizona growers: its 1979 start as the Farm Press western edition, coverage and editors.
- Wisconsin AgriculturistWisconsin Agriculturist, the Farm Progress magazine for Wisconsin dairy and crop farmers: its format, the 2027 move to digital-only issues and its coverage.
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- National Farm Magazines
- Regional Farm and Ranch Newspapers
- Farm Bureau Publications
- Farmers Union, Grange and Market Bulletins
- Beef Cattle and Ranching Magazines
- State Cattlemen's Association Magazines
- Cattle Breed Journals
- Dairy Magazines
- Hog, Poultry, Sheep, Goat and Bee Magazines
- Horse and Mule Magazines
- Crops, Agronomy and Commodity Magazines
- Fruit, Vegetable and Specialty Crop Magazines
- Farm Equipment and Antique Machinery Magazines
- Small Farm, Homestead and Organic Magazines
- Ag News, Agribusiness and Farm Radio
- Rural Lifestyle and Western Heritage Magazines