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Reindeer Flu by Baxter Black

When illness strikes, Santa puts in the 'second string'!... More ›

Baxter Black: All I want for Christmas

A special Christmas message from the one and only Cowboy Poet. For More Stories: www.BaxterBlack.com... More ›

Farm Basics #1177 Plant Growth Hormones (Air Date 10-25-20)

The Hefty brothers talk about several plant growth hormones that farmers sometimes use, and one that you could also use in your lawn.... More ›

Plant Growth Regulator Applications for Michigan Winter Wheat

Learn about the uses and effects of plant growth regulator applications on Michigan winter wheat production. For more information, please visit our website at soil.msu.edu... More ›

How do I pick a Solar Installer?

Quality installation is critical to getting solar PV systems to last for 25 plus years. Installers vary widely in their attention to detail and you should base your choice of installer on more than cost or promises of payback. This video will walk through steps to take and questions to ask whe... More ›

Generating Interest In Soil Health - Rob Myers

The next Farm Bill is already taking shape on a ground-level effort. And by ground, we mean dirt through conservation, soil health and carbon. The discussion over what is sustainable agriculture is gaining steam as farmers and private companies look to see opportunities for growth in health and ... More ›

Farming under them Saturday night lights

Hammer down on this fine evening... More ›

Apparently those are going to be tough... Gleaner R75 tackling tough No-till beans

We had a great day and made great progress in the bean fields. We moved our 2004 R75 Gleaner combine from one farm to another and found that the beans were cutting much differently.... More ›

In Fiona’s Wake| DJI Air 2S Drone

Just a short clip of me flying my drone a couple days after hurricane Fiona made landfall in Nova Scotia... More ›

Canadian Co Packing

Canadian Co Packing | | Manitoba Agriculture... More ›

Root vs Shoot Inhibitors

Know your herbicide: some kill the roots while some stop the above-ground parts of the plant. The Hefty brothers say you need to understand what your products are targeting to get the best results.... More ›

Darin Newsom Discusses Commodity Markets

This week we had the opportunity to visit with Darin Newsom, Barchart Senior Market Analyst.... More ›

Is Crop Residue A Good Hay Source?

(Dec. 3, 2022) Paul Beck, OSU Extension beef cattle specialist, discusses the nutrient quality of using crop residue as hay.... More ›

EASYFIX Manure Technology Aeration System on Beef Farm in Iowa USA

Marty Schwers farms with his brother in Luxemburg, Iowa, USA. They started their beef enterprise in 2000 and have EASYFIX Slat Rubber installed since 2014. This year, they decided to install the EASYFIX Manure Technology Aeration system.... More ›

Frustrating start to the day, and attempting the impossible!

As we work to finally get the planter rolling on the 2022 planting season we start off with some problems...... More ›

Passer des idées à l'action: Topsy Farms

Passer des idées à l'action: Topsy Farms || OntarioSoilandCrop... More ›

The start of cotton harvest 2022

The start of cotton harvest 2022 || Conley Banman... More ›

Kansas Ag Secretary Talks Grassland Conservation

Mike Beam, Secretary of the Kansas Department of Agriculture, shares his views on grazing and why ranchers and private land-owners are a key component of grassland conservation.... More ›

From the Christmas Tree Farm to the White House

Running a Christmas tree farm isn’t for the faint of heart. It can take over a decade of hard work and uncertainty before a tree is ready to be sold, but there is a lot of joy that comes along with it as well. Tree farms often provide lasting memories for families with activities such as cutting... More ›

What's the best way to analyze nutrient digestibility? - Dr. Cara Cargo-Froom

There are several ways to compare nutrient digestibility. Three common methods are with in vitro studies, ileal digestibility, and indicator amino acid oxidation analysis. In today’s episode, I talk with Dr. Cara Cargo-Froom about her studies, which compare these analysis methods in order to det... More ›

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