Cover of the November 2024 issue of The Furrow
The Furrow

November 2024

The November 2024 issue of The Furrow, published by John Deere, gathers 13 stories spanning crop innovation, conservation, and the people behind the work. Readers will find pieces on renewable fuel oilseeds, greenhouse sustainability in Spain, branding commodity crops, and first generation farmers, along with profiles that touch on legacy and rural life.

Crop innovation and specialty cropsRenewable fuels and sustainabilityConservation and farm legacyMarketing and branding commoditiesRural life and farmer profiles

Worth your time

A few stories from this issue that stood out to us.

Camelina Connection

Farmers weighing new rotation options can see how this small oilseed fits into renewable fuel markets.

A Miracle in Plastic

A look at a Spanish greenhouse cluster known for innovation and sustainability offers ideas on efficient, sustainable growing.

Prevailing with Pintos

Shows how branding a commodity can keep pinto beans profitable and worth a spot in the rotation.

Going Against the Grain

A first generation farmer's move into sod may resonate with anyone starting out or considering an alternative enterprise.

The Seed Man

Profiles a Quebec farmer working to popularize unknown heirloom crop varieties, useful for growers curious about specialty seed.

Fill Up and Go

Practical tips on planning ahead to cut filling down time during busy seasons.

Every story in November 2024

All 13 stories, with John Deere's own summary. Each one opens on deere.com.

The Furrow is published by John Deere. Koenig Equipment is an independent John Deere dealer and is not the publisher. Story headlines and summaries are John Deere's; the issue overviews on this site are written by Koenig Equipment. Read full stories at deere.com.

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