ProAg

We’re continuing to celebrate 100 years of American farmers and ranchers with our 2026 wall calendar.

Submitted by Katie Spillman, June’s photo shows three generations of eldest sons — Katie’s son, husband and father-in-law — just finishing up some field scouting together.

We're celebrating 100 years of ProAg by highlighting some of the people that helped build it.

This story features Nored Lane and Vikki Blettner and the impact they’ve made through the years at ProAg.

Read more: https://www.proag.com/blog/proag-news/a-century-of-commitment-built-by-our-people/

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Hybrid seeds, chemical fertilizers, herbicides and irrigation systems changed farming during the late 1950s and early 1960s.

Farmers produced more with fewer workers as technology and equipment continued to improve.

Our latest decade story looks back at the changes shaping agriculture from 1956 to 1965 as ProAg celebrates 100 years. 🌱

Read the story:
https://www.proag.com/blog/proag-news/1956-1965-a-decade-of-scale-efficiency-and-change/

“You know, farming looks mighty easy when your plow is a pencil, and you’re a thousand miles from the corn field.”

Dwight D. Eisenhower said that in 1956, during a period when agriculture was rapidly changing across the country.

His administration expanded the Interstate Highway System and signed the Soil Bank Act as farms grew larger and production increased.

Our latest decade story looks back at agriculture from 1956 to 1965 as ProAg celebrates 100 years. 🌱

Read the story:
https://www.proag.com/blog/proag-news/1956-1965-a-decade-of-scale-efficiency-and-change/