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Cattle Producers: Don’t Overlook Prescribed Fire for Pastures - Cow-Calf Corner

Sep 22, 2026

Prescribed fire can be an effective method for eastern redcedar control in pastures. In this episode of Cow-Calf Corner, Mark Johnson, OSU Extension beef cattle breeding specialist, talks with John Weir, OSU Extension fire ecologist, about the benefits of using prescribed fire as a pasture management tool.

Cattle Producers: Don’t Overlook Prescribed Fire for Pastures - Cow-Calf Corner

New World Screwworm: How Oklahoma Cattle Producers Can Stay Vigilant

New World Screwworm: How Oklahoma Cattle Producers Can Stay Vigilant... More ›

Farm Families: Don’t Wait to Start Farm Transition Planning

Farm transition planning is an important step for agricultural producers and farm families preparing for the future. In this video, Shannon Ferrell, OSU Extension agricultural law specialist, shares guidance on getting started with farm transition planning and the one thing families can do first... More ›

Season 7, Episode 4: Using Data to Better Manage PRRSV

PRRS continues to be one of the biggest challenges facing pork producers, but each outbreak can also provide valuable information about herd recovery, losses and the management decisions that follow.In this episode, Dr. Ana Paula Serafini Poeta Silva, a research scientist at Iowa State Universit... More ›

WPX: How PIC’s Pork Chop Studio is transforming pork quality evaluation

Today's consumers expect high quality flavorful protein options in an increasingly competitive marketplace and meeting that expectation starts with better data. Clay Eastwood, PhD, applied meat scientist with PIC, was recently interviewed by The Pig Site’s Sarah Mikesell at the 2026 World Por... More ›

Lipid Quality in Swine Diets - Dr. Brian Kerr

In this episode of The Swine Nutrition Blackbelt Podcast, Dr. Brian Kerr, Research Animal Scientist with the USDA Agricultural Research Service, explains how lipid quality influences swine nutrition. He addresses key factors such as fatty acid profiles, free fatty acids, oxidation, digestibility... More ›

What Drives Pork Eating Quality - Dr. Ben Bohrer

In this episode of The Swine it Podcast Show Canada, Dr. Ben Bohrer from The Ohio State University discusses what shapes consumer experience with pork. He explains why juiciness and flavor matter, how stunning and chilling affect pork quality, what consumer research reveals about pork chops, and... More ›

Stats Canada Production Forecast Too High + Xi Stroke?

The August Stats Canada production forecast came in higher than expected on canola wheat lower but still too high. Ontario yields too low. Ukraine/Russia trying to move grain exports on land as port remain offline. U.S. stocks will start trading 23 hours as of December 6th, 2026. CHS build... More ›

Hunt Michigan Collaborative - A Win for Farmers, Hunters and Food Banks

On Sept. 12, the HMC/National Deer Association Farm Tour program hosted seven “farm tour hunts” across five Michigan counties (Kalamazoo, Gratiot, Sanilac, St Clair and Washtenaw).... More ›

Drought-Stressed Ponds - Is Your Cattle Water Safe?

Water quality for cattle is especially important during drought, when ponds become stressed and water conditions can change. In this video, David Lalman, OSU Extension beef cattle specialist, offers guidance on checking water quality in drought-stressed ponds and what producers should consider f... More ›

Beyond the Kernel: How Horning Builds Better Forage & Grain Processing | Part 2 with Leon Horning

In Part 2 of our conversation with Leon Horning of Horning Manufacturing, we dig deeper into the technology behind better forage and grain processing. Leon shares insights into kernel processing and KP scores, processor roll design, high-moisture corn, stationary roller mills, equipment effic... More ›

Do Stress-Resilient Sows Raise Better Piglets? - Dr. Andrea Luttman

In this special rerun episode of The Swine it Podcast Show Canada, Dr. Andrea Luttman from Michigan State University explores how gestational social stress affects sow resilience and piglet development. She explains physiological indicators like cortisol patterns, behavioral differences, and the... More ›

Keeping Potatoes and Sweet Potatoes All Winter

Today we’re gonna dedicate almost exclusively to storing potatoes and sweet potatoes (except the patreon question we take on about germinating seeds under a tarp just to shake things up).... More ›

Something CRASHED Into My Field

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Beef Demand Is Holding Steady—What’s Ahead This Fall? - Livestock Marketing

Derrell Peel, OSU Extension livestock marketing specialist, says beef demand is holding steady going into fall.... More ›

Oklahoma Drought Is Getting Worse—Here’s the Latest Update - Mesonet Weather Report

Oklahoma heat and drought are worsening, creating important concerns for agricultural producers across the state. In this Mesonet weather report, Gary McManus, state climatologist, provides an update on extreme heat, statewide drought conditions and the growing number of days with temperatures r... More ›

U.S.-Canada Trade War Sends Vermont Cheesemaker’s Exports to Zero

Canada’s retaliatory tariffs place a 25% duty on U.S. cheese and 50% on certain milk, cream and whey products. Vermont cheesemaker Mateo Kehler explains how tariffs, Canadian consumer boycotts and rising input costs are squeezing dairy producers and cutting off a critical export market.... More ›

Palmer Amaranth in Western Nebraska

Palmer Amaranth is hardly a new problem for Nebraska farmers. But in the western part of the state, there's growing concern about what this aggressive weed could mean for sugar beet production. UNL Extension Educator Nevin Lawrence has spent the past several years studying the threat and workin... More ›

The new ARION 5 CMATIC. The best choice – whatever lies ahead. ?

The CLAAS ARION 5 CMATIC – a tractor for a wide range of tasks. Whether mowing, cultivating, swathing or baling: the new ARION 5 CMATIC impresses with its versatility and adapts to changing tasks. Equipped with the tried-and-tested CMATIC continuously variable transmission and a 4-cylinder en... More ›

New Holland Combine Walkaround | Introduction & Key Features Overview

Get an up-close look at the New Holland CR Combine and discover the technology, performance, and innovations designed to help producers maximize productivity during harvest. In this walkaround introduction, we'll highlight the key features that make the New Holland CR Combine a leader in harv... More ›

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