Alfalfa Gold! First Cut DONE, Second Begins!
Aug 08, 2025

Video: Alfalfa Gold! First Cut DONE, Second Begins!

The heat has been relentless, and the storms keep threatening—but we’re still powering through at Ewetopia Farms! In this episode, we bring you along for several jam-packed days in the hay fields. Despite constant delays from looming thunderstorms (that never seem to bring rain), we manage to finish baling all our first-cut hay—a major accomplishment during these challenging weather conditions.
 

Alfalfa Gold! First Cut DONE, Second Begins!

Alfalfa Gold! First Cut DONE, Second Begins!

The heat has been relentless, and the storms keep threatening—but we’re still powering through at Ewetopia Farms! In this episode, we bring you along for several jam-packed days in the hay fields. Despite constant delays from looming thunderstorms (that never seem to bring rain), we manage to fi... More
Compost and Microplastics + Bears, Dogs and Natural Solutions

Compost and Microplastics + Bears, Dogs and Natural Solutions

We cover: dogs and bears and people throughout history (oh my); microplastics in compost and landscape fabric, and Napa cabbage deserves love too.... More
Episode 80: Understanding Yardage Costs

Episode 80: Understanding Yardage Costs

Have you ever wondered where your money really goes during the winter-feeding period? Feed costs are easy to identify in a beef cattle operation—but what about the hidden expenses quietly chipping away at your bottom line? That’s where yardage comes in. Yardage is a key factor in managing winter... More
Saint-Hyacinthe Research and Development Centre (RDC)

Saint-Hyacinthe Research and Development Centre (RDC)

Our Saint-Hyacinthe Research and Development Centre (RDC) is dedicated exclusively to food processing research. Check out an overview of its areas of expertise and learn more about its scientists’ research, and how agri-food processors can benefit from using its equipment and pilot plants... More
Cattle Care in Summer Heat - Kacie Mccarthey

Cattle Care in Summer Heat - Kacie Mccarthey

With the summer heat there are some things you should take into consideration when it comes to keeping your cattle and your pastures as healthy as possible. Extension Educator Kacie McCarthey has some great advice for cattle producers.... More
How are Summer Crops Looking in Kay County?

How are Summer Crops Looking in Kay County?

MacKinzie Overman, Kay County OSU Extension director and agriculture educator, says there are a few wheat fields left to be cut in Kay County due to the excessive rainfall. She also says producers need to be scouting for armyworms in their soybean fields.... More
Farm Succession Planning: Agricultural Estates Navigate Fair and Equal

Farm Succession Planning: Agricultural Estates Navigate Fair and Equal

Succession and estate planning may sound similar—but they’re not the same. And here’s the kicker: only 20–30% of farms actually have a succession plan in place. Why? Because talking about death, taxes, and who gets what isn’t exactly dinner-table conversation. Mike Downey, Succession Planning Ma... More

Spraying all night!

Spraying all night!

So we're still going hard at spraying, we need to get these lentils sprayed so we can move on to other crops such as chickpea fungicides again.... More
Empowering Women’s Role in Farm Safety

Empowering Women’s Role in Farm Safety

Join us for the first episode of a nine-part series dedicated to advancing women in agriculture as we explore women’s role in farm safety. As owner of Vital Insight Safety & Human Resources Consulting, Lori Brookhouse shares her 17 years' experience in occupational health and safety and pr... More
Massey Ferguson Sprayers | Liquid Logic Comparison Demonstration

Massey Ferguson Sprayers | Liquid Logic Comparison Demonstration

Side-by-side comparison of how LiquidLogic on the MF 500R Sprayer helps you achieve better clean out.... More
Your Equipment, Your Call | John Deere

Your Equipment, Your Call | John Deere

Take control of your equipment management with John Deere's new digital solutions. Handle maintenance, troubleshooting, and repairs on your timeline. Whether you prefer working with your dealer, a local service center, or taking care of things yourself, the choice is yours. Every operation is un... More
MF Triple Mower How To Guides | How to Adjust Suspension

MF Triple Mower How To Guides | How to Adjust Suspension

Unlock maximum efficiency with the pro model of the DM.10114 Triple Mower. Learn how to adjust rear mower suspension pressure right from your cab. This quick demo shows you how to lighten or increase ground pressure for both wings at once, or fine-tune individual sides for optimal performance... More
Specialized Narrow Tractor - B2401 Narrow

Specialized Narrow Tractor - B2401 Narrow

Chris walks us around a Kubota B2401 Narrow. A very unique and specialized piece of equipment for very specific jobs!... More
4440 Case iH spraying canola (June 21, 2023) with glyphosate

4440 Case iH spraying canola (June 21, 2023) with glyphosate

Spraying some Dekalb canola with glyphosate, using our 4440 case ih high clearance sprayer. It has a 1600 gallon tank and 135' boom length June 21, 2023 farming in Canada... More
Miravis® Neo fungicide and YieldON™ application in corn: a drone view

Miravis® Neo fungicide and YieldON™ application in corn: a drone view

Brad Garlough, Territory sales rep with Syngenta Canada, provides information about an application of Miravis® Neo and YieldON™ to a corn field in Waterloo county in 2025.... More
Livestock Marketing

Livestock Marketing

Derrell Peel, OSU Extension livestock marketing specialist, covers the latest USDA Cattle on Feed and Cattle Inventory reports. Dr. Peel says even with high beef prices, beef consumption is not dropping off.... More
Corn Disease - Dylan Mangel

Corn Disease - Dylan Mangel

Corn Diseases: With southern rust and tar spot make their way into several Nebraska counties, we caught up with Nebraska Extension Educator Dylan Mangel to get the best advice on protecting your yield and making timely fungicide applications.... More
Kansas Newspaper Publishers Try New Strategies

Kansas Newspaper Publishers Try New Strategies

To make sure rural community members and business owners keep a bit of their focus on their local newspapers, a Kansas newspaper publishing company has done everything from themed treasure hunts in downtown businesses, to annual concerts to a Friday community happy hour in the newsroom.... More
Better Than Hotworks

Better Than Hotworks

Better Than Hotworks | | Conley Banman... More
Planting Corn For Cattle To Graze In The Fall/Winter!!

Planting Corn For Cattle To Graze In The Fall/Winter!!

Planting Corn For Cattle To Graze In The Fall/Winter!! | | Straight Pipe Acres... More
   8    9    10    11    12    13    14