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Ditch Management
Aug 12, 2026
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Ditch Management
Farm Basics from Ag PhD Episode #1479 | Air Date 8/8/26 - Brian and Darren remind us that the area between the road and the field should not be neglected. Many insects, weeds, and diseases begin in the nearby ditches.
Ditch Management
Farm Basics from Ag PhD Episode #1479 | Air Date 8/8/26 - Brian and Darren remind us that the area between the road and the field should not be neglected. Many insects, weeds, and diseases begin in the nearby ditches....
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Baling Straw & Resorting To Favours To Get The Job Done!
Today at Ewetopia Farms, we are baling the barley straw but, as usual, rain is coming in that could ruin the straw so we are resorting to calling in favours to help us get the job done!...
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The AI Gardening Book Revolution has Arrived
We cover: Today the topic is the coming deluge of gardening books written by AI, potatoes snapping at the stem, but first, how about a little feedback friday....
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Scouting for Soybean Disease - Dylan Mangel
As the growing season enters its final stretch, many producers are keeping a close eye on disease pressure in both corn and soybeans....
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How a Rural Community Raised $250,000 to Save Its Grocery Store
When Gowrie’s only grocery store faced closure, 60 residents raised $250,000 in nine days to buy the business....
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She Grows: Noemi Pepin
A spotlight on Noémi Pépin’s science‑driven cultivation work and her leadership in growing the next generation of horticultural researchers....
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Modern Farming Isn’t What You Think (How Farmers Really Work Today) | John Deere
Modern farming is changing—and the people behind it are adapting faster than ever. From sixth-generation farmers to data-driven operations, this is the real story of agriculture today. Facing unpredictable weather, economic pressure, and rising demand, today’s farmers are relying on precision, t...
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Regenerating and Recovering Old Crop Ground
We cover: Today is a mailbag show and we have a good little slate for you. We are talking spent mushroom blocks as a mulch, amending a heavy feeder without attracting wildlife or throwing nutrients out of wack, and recovering conventional crop ground....
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40 feet of yellow header for the 8010!
40 feet of yellow header for the 8010! | | South Sask Farmer...
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HAY 26 Begins Lets Roll
We start off the new hay season for 2026...
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Finishing Up The First Barley Pile!
Finishing Up The First Barley Pile! | | SaskDutch Kid...
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In the Grain Markets - Luke Beckman
Grain Markets have been under pressure in recent weeks as favorable weather and expectations for a large U.S. crop have weighed on prices....
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Battle Over SNAP Sinks the Farm Bill For Now, a Rural Grocery Store Saved, Markets Stuck in Neutral
On this edition of Marker to Market. The Senate Agriculture Committee’s Farm Bill effort stalls over SNAP provisions, while residents of Gowrie, Iowa, show how a community can unite to save its only grocery store....
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Rising levels of Cabbage Seedpod Weevil in SK Scouting and Management
James Tansey, Provincial Entomologist with Saskatchewan Agriculture speaks on Cabbage Seedpod Weevil. Over the last week areas of SK with flowering canola have been reporting Cabbage Seedpod Weevil at or over economic thresholds, and on this webinar we cover all your questions on scouting and ma...
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RACING THE RAINS - SOLO WINTER WHEAT HARVEST IN A JOHN DEERE
After a poor dry crop season last year, record rains this year are threatening this years crops. This field of Winter Wheat has to be harvested today as more heavy rain is in the forecast. It's a one man show for this one day job. John Deere S670 combine carries a 35Ft. JD flex draper head....
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CEOs of the Industry, A Conversation with Daniel Rivest, President & CEO, Olymel
Swine Web’s CEOs of the Industry series welcomes Daniel Rivest, President & CEO of Olymel, for a wide-ranging conversation about leadership, the future of Canadian pork, and the opportunities ahead for one of North America’s largest pork and poultry processors. Rivest discusses his journey to...
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Iowa Swine Day 2026:Maximizing Herd Health and Performance Through Effective Water System Management
Iowa Swine Day 2026:Maximizing Herd Health and Performance Through Effective Water System Management | | Iowa Pork Industry Center...
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We've Never Grown Corn Like This
We've Never Grown Corn Like This | | This'll Do Farm...
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Risk Ahead in USDA Report and Pressure On Cattle — Market Plus with Kristi Van Ahn-Kjeseth
Kristi Van Ahn-Kjeseth doesn't expect major surprises in Wednesday's USDA acreage report, but she's watching feed usage and old crop corn revisions closely....
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Will the Summer heat return? - Eric Hunt has the Forecast
Many producers welcomed the cooler temperatures this week. Does that pattern continue, or is summer heat ready to make a return? Nebraska Extension Climatologist Eric Hunt has the answer....
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