Throughout 2023, Southwest Farm Press covered multiple topics, attended numerous meetings and conducted countless on-farm interviews. Here's a look back at 12 favorites, though there's plenty that didn't make the list! Some of our standouts include:
Simplifying life on the farm, from equipment to stress
A farmer's daughter returns to the family farm
Drought's toll on production and the producers who have endured
Seeing farming through different eyes
Photos by Shelley E. Huguley
We also shared stories about the Southwest's top cotton and peanut producers and their families, and a High Cotton presentation made courtside in a high school gym. From a young producer who's diversifying with Wagyu beef to growing crops half a mile from the U.S./Mexico border to a record sorghum crop, we've learned a lot from you this year.
New in 2023? Farm Press debuted its first digital-only edition in mid-January. Take a look! Each print magazine is also uploaded, so if you missed an issue, you can visit this page to turn the digital pages of past editions.
Thank you for following along with Southwest Farm Press throughout 2023. We appreciate the opportunity to sit at your table, ride in the cab of your stripper or combine or visit with you at a meeting, all so we could tell your story. Thank you for trusting us. We can't wait to do it again in 2024!
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