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Rebuilding the Cattle Herd, Confronting Extreme Heat and Volatile Grain Markets

Sep 08, 2026

Video: Rebuilding the Cattle Herd, Confronting Extreme Heat and Volatile Grain Markets

Secretary Brooke Rollins makes her case for heifer retention, while the EPA moves to reallocate RIN credits and a new Country of Origin Labeling order takes effect. Our Feature looks at extreme heat's hidden toll on rural America. Ted Seifried says the corn market has gone from a 'powder keg to fireworks' — checking boxes on balance sheets and yield in this week's analysis.

Rebuilding the Cattle Herd, Confronting Extreme Heat and Volatile Grain Markets

Road Safety Video Pfisterer Ag

During harvest season, farmers are travelling Ontario roads between fields while families and motorists are heading out for their own plans. Behind every tractor is a parent, sibling, son or daughter.... More ›

Genetic Resistance to Post-Weaning Diarrhea - Dr. Vahab Farzan

In this episode of The Swine it Podcast Show, Dr. Vahab Farzan from the University of Guelph explains why post-weaning diarrhea remains a major challenge for swine production. He discusses genetics, gut microorganisms, immunity, diagnostics, and targeted vaccination strategies to improve disease... More ›

How to Conduct Certified Swine Sample Collector Training Part 1

This video provides expert insight on how to conduct a certified sample collector training (CSSC). Part one or two videos.... More ›

These Pigs Keep Breaking Everything

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 ›

What It Takes to Stop African Swine Fever - Dr. Jishu Shi

In this episode of The Swine it Podcast Show Canada, Dr. Jishu Shi, Professor of Vaccine Immunology at Kansas State University, discusses African swine fever prevention and vaccine development. He explains why ASF differs from classical swine fever and swine influenza, how the disease threatens ... More ›

You Never Want to Find This in a Feed Bin

Summer Crop Harvest Update & Wheat Planting Conditions - OSU Extension

Josh Bushong, OSU Extension area agronomist for the West District, provides an update on summer crop harvest progress and discusses current wheat planting conditions.... More ›

Beef Import Plan Draws Backlash From U.S. Cattle Producers

A plan to import 300,000 metric tons of beef trimmings is drawing concern from U.S. cattle producers. The imports will open in three 100,000-metric-ton tranches beginning September 1, October 1 and November 1.... More ›

Trade Fights Flare, Beef Producers Seek Answers, Water Shortage in the West, Wheat Rallies

U.S.-Canada tariffs add pressure to thin farm margins, while a plan to import 300,000 metric tons of beef draws cattle-industry criticism.... More ›

Black Sea Peace Deal?

The top headline news this week was Turkey looking to organize another grain corridor for Black Sea exports, Putin initially rejecting the thought than saying it is possible and by the end of the week a U.S. envoy is travelling to Russia to convince Putin to stop the war. U.S. soybean crop condi... More ›

There's Always More To Do On A Sheep Farm!

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 ›

The New “It” Pepper?

Today we are doing the mailbag thang. And so we’re catching up with Jimmy Nardello (the pepper—the man passed away a long time ago), talking what makes peppers hot mid season (hint: they’re hot already) and should one compost before cover cropping or after or both? Neither?... More ›

What Are Bred Heifers Worth? A New Tool Helps Cattle Producers Calculate Value - Cow-Calf Corner

Mark Johnson, OSU Extension beef cattle breeding specialist, discusses the market value of bred heifers and how producers can better evaluate that value when making herd management and purchasing decisions.... More ›

Western Sugar - Scotts Bluff, Nebraska

The Market Journal team stopped by Western Sugar, for a behind-the-scenes look at how Nebraska-grown sugar beets are transformed into the sugar products we use every day.... More ›

Grain Bin Collapse 50,000 Bushels

What happens when a grain bin gives way? In this video, we show the aftermath of a massive grain bin collapse that spilled over 50,000 bushels of grain. The force of the failure left a mountain of corn spread across the ground and a twisted mess of metal where the bin once stood. Watch as we wal... More ›

Spreading Chicken Litter near Frankfort Indiana

I am out in a harvested soybean field with a farm that is loading and spreading chicken litter. They are using their Deere 644K Loader to scoop and load a Bunning Spreader that is pulled with one of the farms John Deere 8RX 410 Tractors. Chicken litter is an excellent organic fertilizer that wil... More ›

80 years of CLAAS SUPER

The CLAAS SUPER introduced groundbreaking combine technology, reached farms across the globe, and became the foundation of CLAAS’ international success.... More ›

KUHN Knight SLC 200 Series ProTwin® Slinger® Commercial Manure Spreaders

KUHN Knight SLC 200 Series ProTwin® Slinger® Commercial Manure Spreaders | | Kuhn North America... More ›

The New Tractor!

Border View Farms is a mid-sized family farm that sits on the Ohio-Michigan border. My name is Nathan. I make and edit all of the videos posted here. I farm with my dad, Mark and uncle, Phil. My dad started the farm in 1980. Since then we have grown the operation from just a couple hundred acr... More ›

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