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In the market for high yielding cotton

In the market for high yielding cotton | | Conley Banman... More ›

Growing Smarter: Variety Technology

Learn about how variety development and breeding can help mitigate and manage the impacts of wheat midge and Fusarium head blight (FHB) from the Alberta Wheat and Barley Commissions' agronomy research extension manager, Jeremy Boychyn, and Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC) research scien... More ›

Deep Ripping & Seeding Alfalfa

I've hesitated showing you all how we plant alfalfa, because, frankly, I don't think it is that exciting, but for those of you that are interested, here's how we do it a Bales Hay! A couple of different things determine which planter we use and how deep we plant. There's some good ripping footag... More ›

Seeding Oats and Alfalfa

Spring field work is here! We are seeding oats, alfalfa, and grasses. The oats act as a nurse crop so that the alfalfa and grasses have time to establish themselves. Plus you are getting a crop off that field in the meantime while the hay is growing! We are using the John Deere 7405 and the Grea... More ›

Mental Health in Rural America

In recent years, a number of organizations have started to focus more on mental health – and mental health resources – for people living in rural America. Jeff Winton, founder of Rural Minds, discusses some of the barriers that are unique to rural residents when it comes to seeking mental health... More ›

Mexico Changes Plan On GM Corn From U.S.

A change in policy was being talked about that would have dramatically altered the trading between Mexico and the United States.... More ›

Director of Nebraska Department of Agriculture - Sherry Vinton

Earlier this week, Sherry Vinton was confirmed by the Nebraska legislature as the director of the Nebraska department of agriculture. Vinton, a fifth-generation rancher from the Sandhills, is the first woman to lead the agency. We were fortunate enough to have her join us here in the studio earl... More ›

Nutrient Movement In Soil

Farm Basics from Ag PhD Episode #1298 | Air Date 02/19/23 - Brian and Darren Hefty talk about various nutrients in soil and how they may or may not move down through the soil profile.... More ›

Nuseed AU - Learn about our canola research and development process

More Canola growers across Australia are planting hybrid seeds than ever before. But what goes into breeding these high performing hybrid varieties? And how does Nuseed make sure they’re bred for Australian growers? Watch this video to learn more about our canola research and development process... More ›

The last day of soybean harvest 2022... v1

Well folks, as quickly as it has started it seems to be coming to a close.. the last day of soybean harvest 2022.. video 1... More ›

Pricing canola, big dollar farming

Pricing canola, big dollar farming | | Millionaire Farmer... More ›

House Ag Holds California Hearing

This week, the House Agriculture Committee held a hearing in Tulare, California. Commenters had specific requests of the Committee concerning the needs of producers of food crops in the Central Valley that they would like addressed in the next Farm Bill.... More ›

Is First Hollow Stem Here Yet?

(Feb. 18, 2023) Amanda De Oliveira Silva, OSU Extension small grains specialist, gives advice on how to scout for first hollow stem.... More ›

Grain Markets - Luke Beckman

In the Grain Markets this week - There was optimism on Monday, but there was plenty of data released this week that might have weakened it. According to the latest consumer price index, inflation rose 6.4 percent over the past 12 months. There have plenty of other factors influencing the grain ... More ›

Let's Break the Silence Together - Farmer Wellness Initiative

The Farmer Wellness Initiative provides access to free counselling services and tailored mental health support and resources to all Ontario farmers and their families. Accessible 24 hours a day, seven days a week, every day of the year. Give us a call at 1-866-267-6255 any time. Learn more at fa... More ›

Corteva Farmside Chats: Bryce Eger & Kristjan Hebert

Bryce Eger, President of Corteva Agriscience Canada, sits down with Kristjan Hebert, President of Hebert Grain Ventures (HGV), for a candid conversation on the state of #CdnAg. In the first installment of the Corteva Farmside Chats series, the two discuss their shared upbringing in a small Saska... More ›

Alberta Wheat Commission 10 Year Anniversary

This past summer, on August 1, 2022 marked ten years of marketing freedom for western Canadian farmers with the end of the Canadian Wheat Board (CWB). The Marketing Freedom for Grain Farmers Act was tabled by the Harper Government on October 18, 2011, received Royal Assent on December 15, 2011, ... More ›

Planting Corn 2021 - Saskatchewan, Canada

Here's a look at our spring activities as we prepare the fields for the upcoming corn season here in the Far North. See our old equipment in action, and remember, it doesn't have to be fancy to be fully functional!... More ›

2023 Ag Day at the Capital

Ag Day at the Capital was held on February 15, 2023. Over 300 Ohio Farm Bureau members attended to talk to their representatives about the key issues facing Ohio's agriculture industry, including eminent domain and rural broadband access.... More ›

EID Tags - Elliott Dennis

The U.S. government has proposed a rule that would require electronic identification for certain animals. this has been a hot-button topic among producers for the last couple of decades. but USDA officials and others say the EID tags are needed for disease tracking. UNL’s Elliott Dennis stopped ... More ›

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