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Farm Data Debate - With Steve White
Feb 26, 2026
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Farm Data Debate - With Steve White
As technology continues to expand in the agricultural sector, so to does the amount of data being collected... The big question is who owns that data?
Farm Data Debate - With Steve White
As technology continues to expand in the agricultural sector, so to does the amount of data being collected... The big question is who owns that data?...
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How Green is Your Feed? - With Mary Drewnowski
How green is your feed? That could give you a good indication if you're getting your herd enough vitamin A in their diet....
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NCBA President-Elect Explains Policy Process
NCBA takes pride in being an organization where policy decisions begin at the state and county level. Kim Brackett, President-Elect of the National Cattlemen's Beef Association, and an Idaho producer, explains why this grassroots process is critical to the success of the beef industry....
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Finding a Balance of Innovation and Regulation - Dr. Peter Facchini
Regulations help markets and industry exist on level playing fields, keeping consumers safe and innovation from going too far. However, incredibly strict regulations can stunt innovation and cause entire industries to wither away. Dr. Peter James Facchini brings his perspective on how existing r...
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Largest Still in Western Part of Manitoba Found
This part of 3D Ranch history is about the time of prohibition and how the ranch made side $$$ in the 1920s....
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Preparing Soil for Fruit Trees Before You Plant with Ariel Agenbroad
Preparing soil for fruit trees is one of the most important — and most overlooked — steps before planting. In this episode, I visit Spaulding Ranch in Boise, Idaho, and speak with soil specialist Ariel Agenbroad from the University of Idaho Extension. Together, we explore how to evaluate soil...
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Systemic Toxoplasmosis Case - Dr. Rodrigo Paiva
In this episode of The Swine Health Blackbelt Podcast, Dr. Rodrigo Paiva, PhD candidate and anatomic pathology resident at Iowa State University, discusses a rare and unique case of Toxoplasma gondii infection in pigs. The conversation explores why this organism is a concern for swine health but...
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Advanced Agronomy – Introducing BenVireo Stimtide
BenVireo® Stimtide® is an innovative biostimulant designed to increase plant energy and strengthen plant metabolism for more resilient growth and development. Watch to learn about the benefits of using BenVireo Stimtide during crop production....
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Can I Speed Up My Potatoes + Freshening Up the Air
We cover: today we’re talking air, we discuss speeding up the potatoes, and flailing the fire out of some grass and weeds. Or just a special type of mower. Or both....
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Episode 107: Think you have a closed herd?
Surveys show many producers believe they operate a closed herd, but what does “closed” really mean? For some, it simply means being genetically closed by raising their own replacements and cleanup bulls, using artificial insemination for new genetics and avoiding the purchase of outsourced cattl...
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Broiler: 2026 FCC Economic Outlook
Strong demand for poultry products is being aided by the continuous rise in beef prices as consumers substitute proteins. Challenges to production exist, though, particularly the reoccurring outbreaks of avian influenza. Can the sector collectively meet this high demand?...
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NCBA Pushes Back on ESA Regulations Impacting Cattle Producers
For years, the National Cattlemen’s Beef Association and the Public Lands Council have fought for common sense changes to the Endangered Species Act....
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PEST Academy - With Milos Zaric
Precision Education in Spray Technologies offers comprehensive, hands-on training sessions for researchers, applicators, and industry professionals....
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Reducing a Carbon Footprint by Turning Trash and Manure Into Power
For the state of California, taking a bite out of climate change is a high priority. In recent years, more legislation has sought to bolster long-time efforts, across the board – and for some – solidified the notion that one person’s trash could be another’s treasure....
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John Deere Girl Drives Red Tractor Down Under
Today on the farm looks a little bit different… we traded the winter snow in Nebraska for some intense summer heat in Australia! Thanks for spending some time in the tractor cab with us. Uppy was a great farmer to meet and we are very grateful for his hospitality and the opportunity to share our...
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Alum spring wheat is great for low-pH soil
Alum Spring Wheat is raising the bar! Sam Davison from Nutrien Seed highlights its standout strengths: bred for low-pH soils, high-yielding performance, and excellent protein and test weight. A reliable choice for tough acres and strong returns....
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How Long Grain Can Be Stored
Farm Basics from Ag PhD Episode #1454 | Air Date 2/15/26 - Brian and Darren explain how farmers keep grain safe during long-term storage....
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Saving the Soil for the Future + Soil Blocking Alternatives
We cover: some soil blocking alternatives (with a fun AI question attached—you know how that goes with me), saving the soil for the future, and it’s feedback friday!...
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2025 ND Stampede HRSW Harvest
ND Stampede- a new NDSUvariety with plenty of seed available for 2026! The yield potential, great standability, good protein, and superior milling characteristics have us excited to see how this variety performs across North Dakota....
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Alzada Spring Wheat
Alzada durum is earning attention. Austin Orcutt highlights its strong performance—high yields, excellent protein, and premiums in many markets. With Nutrien Ag Solutions recently acquiring the parent seed rights, growers can count on the quality staying top-tier....
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