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Come To Field Day 2026

Jul 21, 2026

Video: Come To Field Day 2026

Farm Basics from Ag PhD Episode #1475 | Air Date 7/11/26 - It ain't summer without the Ag PhD Field Day! Join us down at the Hefty Farm on Thursday, July 30, 2026 for agriculture's greatest one day event!

Come To Field Day 2026

Will We See Cooler Temps in the Coming Week? - Weekly Forecast

We've certainly seen some summer heat over the last week. Will there be any precipitation on the way to cool us off a bit? Nebraska Extension's Eric Hunt has the answer.... More ›

Deadly Texas Flooding, Wildfire Smoke and the Crop Weather Outlook

Deadly flash flooding strikes Texas as Canadian wildfire smoke and extreme heat affect communities and growing conditions across the country. What could changing rainfall, drought conditions and temperatures mean for corn and soybeans? Peter Tubbs reports.... More ›

Tick & Horn Fly Pressure in Cattle: What Producers Need to Know

Tick and horn fly pressure can significantly impact cattle health, weight gain, and overall herd performance. In this video, Jonathan Cammack, Oklahoma State University Extension livestock entomologist, explains how ticks and horn flies affect cattle, what producers should watch for during the g... More ›

WPX26: PRRS virus risk has changed

Dr. Nick Lauterbach, veterinarian and the Director of Technical Veterinary Services at Pharmgate Animal Health, recently spoke to The Pig Site’s Sarah Mikesell at the 2026 World Pork Expo in Des Moines, Iowa, USA about how increasing virulence and the loss of PRRS seasonality are reshaping disea... More ›

How AI Is Changing Family Hog Farms | Duane Stateler on Technology & the Future of Pork Production

Artificial intelligence is beginning to reshape pork production, and longtime pork producer Duane Stateler believes the industry is only getting started. Recorded at World Pork Expo 2026, Stateler shares how technology has already transformed modern hog farming—from automated barn climate con... More ›

Assessing Welfare Resources During Late Finish - Dr. Anna Johnson & Emma Coursey

In this episode of The Swine Nutrition Blackbelt Podcast, Dr. Anna Johnson from Iowa State University and Emma Coursey from the University of Illinois discuss research evaluating welfare resources during the late finishing stage on commercial swine farms. They explain how feeder management, wate... More ›

Trade Uncertainty and Pork Growth - Cam Dahl

In this episode of The Swine it Podcast Show Canada, Cam Dahl, General Manager of Manitoba Pork Council, discusses how trade uncertainty affects growth across Canadian pork production. He explains why CUSMA, market diversification, non-tariff barriers, access to capital, labor needs, and produce... More ›

Drought, Floods & Rising Costs — Burke County's Idlewood Farms Is Rolling With the Punches

For brothers Robert and Sid Prescott of Idlewood Farms in Burke County, 2026 hasn't felt like farming — it's felt like survival. Reporting from Waynesboro, John Holcomb visits the Prescott's 850-acre Bermuda grass and beef cattle operation to hear firsthand how one of the most unpredictable seas... More ›

University of Kentucky Opens $60M Martin-Gatton Agricultural Sciences Building to Support Students

The University of Kentucky Martin-Gatton College of Agriculture, Food and Environment has opened the new $60 million Martin-Gatton Agricultural Sciences Building, a 66,000-square-foot teaching facility and student center designed to support the next generation of agricultural leaders.... More ›

How Are Oklahoma Summer Crops Progressing?

Josh Lofton, OSU Extension cropping systems specialist, gives an update on how summer crops are progressing throughout the state. Despite weather challenges earlier in the season, overall crop performance was strong across much of the state, offering optimism for producers heading into harvest.... More ›

Who Put This Tree Here...

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KWS Rye Seed Varieties & Forage cuts with Blair

boot vs milk stage of rye silage as well as Serafino, & Receptor rye seed varieties... More ›

Wheat Futures Skyrocket, a Repeat of 2022?

Ukraine in the month of July has attacked 147 Russian vessels and put both Ukraine/Russian grain exports at risk! U.S. weather looks hot and drier to end the month of July, and the high-pressure ridge is expected to return in the eastern corn belt for the 1st half of August, just in time for ... More ›

Inside the SB.1436DB — Massey Ferguson's Double Square Baler

Looking for greater baling productivity without sacrificing bale quality? In this video, Jessica Williamson from Massey Ferguson North America introduces the SB.1436DB Double Small Square Baler, a unique machine designed to produce two small square bales at once while maintaining industry‑lea... More ›

Corn Rootworm Beetles and Taking Action

Channel Technical Agronomist shares how to evaluate corn rootworm beetles caught in a sticky trap and management options based on the number of beetles caught.... More ›

Advancements in Agricultural Research - Dr. Bill Biligetu (2026)

Deep roots, seeds of success: A century of forage genetic innovation in Western Canada Presentation by Dr. Bill Biligetu (PhD), Associate Professor and Ministry of Agriculture Strategic Research Program (SRP) Chair in Forage Crop Breeding, Department of Plant Sciences This talk provides an... More ›

Big Shelf Cloud Sights & Sounds over Regina, SK - July 2, 2026

Big Shelf Cloud Sights & Sounds over Regina, SK - July 2, 2026 | A line of severe thunderstorms developed in southern Saskatchewan on July 2, 2026. A large shelf cloud rolled through the city of Regina in the early evening hours as the storm brought some heavy downpours. This footage was ca... More ›

How Technology Is Improving Red Meat Yield in Cattle - Cow-Calf Corner

Advances in technology are changing how beef producers evaluate cattle for red meat yield. In this edition of Cow-Calf Corner, Mark Johnson, Oklahoma State University Extension beef cattle breeding specialist, discusses emerging technologies that improve the accuracy of predicting red meat yield... More ›

USDA’s Vaden Visits MI Farm, Stresses Farmer Involvement With Fertilizer Issues

On Thursday, while visiting Weir Farms in Hanover, USDA's Stephen Vaden told Michigan farmers and commodity leaders they need to communicate with their legislators about the negative effects of fertilizer price hikes and of consolidation... More ›

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