Now is The Time for These Soil Tasks
Sep 08, 2026

Video: Now is The Time for These Soil Tasks



Today we are talking about things you can do now to have a great growing season in 2027. And, somewhat weirdly apropos of that topic for this show, we get a question about re-covering the soil after a tillage event.

 

Now is The Time for These Soil Tasks

Now is The Time for These Soil Tasks

Today we are talking about things you can do now to have a great growing season in 2027. And, somewhat weirdly apropos of that topic for this show, we get a question about re-covering the soil after a tillage event.... More
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You Never Want to Find This in a Feed Bin

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We found something in bin 12 that no pig farmer ever wants to see. Feed caked up solid in the boot, and when that line is feeding thousands of hogs, you fix it today, not tomorrow. That is just where the day starts. The pigs worked half the gates loose again, so Tork and I are going pen to pen p... More
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There's always more to do on a sheep farm so when plans get changed due to inclement weather or other issues, farming continues with equipment repairs, sheep care, and farm cleanup.... More
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