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No-till planted beans with precision planter and Delta Force down pressure

Jun 21, 2023

Video: No-till planted beans with precision planter and Delta Force down pressure

We have been no-tilling some 30" soybeans in between 30" corn rows with our Precision planter that uses Delta Force hydraulic down pressure.

No-till planted beans with precision planter and Delta Force down pressure

We have been no-tilling some 30" soybeans in between 30" corn rows with our Precision planter that uses Delta Force hydraulic down pressure.... More ›

It's Silage time!

It has been a late yet busy spring. We've had a lot of rain after the first cut so the grass was growing like crazy! Here we are 4 weeks later mowing a nice seccond cut. It is a short video to kick off the season.... More ›

Dine Local During Local Food Week

Local food week is August 14-20 and it’s a great time to explore local restaurants that source ingredients from Alberta. Chartier restaurant is a local favourite that recently shared how big of an impact your dining choices make for farmers, producers, and makers.... More ›

What is P&E?

Alan Clark, P&E State Chair, and Stacy Burmester, a member of the State P&E Committee, describe what Promotion and Education is, and what it is all about.... More ›

Bumper Crops: Nitrogen Stabilizers

Watch as Dan and Michael discuss the use of nitrogen stabilizers. Here is an excerpt. "There's three main types of nitrogen stabilizers we think about. The first would be urease Inhibitors. So what urease Inhibitors do is they prevent urease from breaking urea down into ammonia gas, which releas... More ›

Did Recent Rains Make an Impact Wheat Crops?

Amanda De Oliveira Silva, OSU Extension small grains specialist, discusses how the recent rains are impacting wheat harvest. She also discusses new variety trial results.... More ›

Robotic Dairy Farm Complete with EASYFIX Livestock Comfort Solutions in Minnesota, USA

Funks Midway Dairy is a family-run Dairy farm located in Central Minnesota, USA. The Funk Brothers Karl & Jeff explain why they opted for EASYFIX Dream Freestalls & Jupiter Mattresses in order to optimise cow comfort & performance. ''If you take care of the cows, the cows will take care of you''... More ›

Sheep Farming Vlog: How To DNA Test

Today at Ewetopia Farms, we are DNA testing our ram lambs for scrapie resistance. We show you how this is done and explain why we are doing it. For a more in-depth discussion on scrapie in layman's terms, please click this link to watch a previous video we did on it.... More ›

ONFARM Data Dashboard Demo and Panel Discussion: Leveraging the benefits of on-farm research

This presentation was part of the 2022 virtual ONFARM Research Forum, which took place on February 10, 2022. The On-Farm Applied Research and Monitoring (ONFARM) program is a four-year, applied research initiative that began in 2019 which supports soil health and water quality research on fa... More ›

Women in Agriculture: Lauralee Ledrew from Upper Humber Settlement

Agriculture in the Classroom NL and the NL Young Farmers' Forum present the Women in Agriculture Series featuring Lauralee Ledrew from Upper Humber Settlement.... More ›

Preserving Yield: Fending off Yield Robbers - Think Wheat 2018

Mitchell Japp, Provincial Cereals Specialist with the Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture, presents information and strategies for managing diseases and pests that can impact wheat yield. Recorded at the Think Wheat extension meeting in Weyburn, Saskatchewan on March 13, 2018,... More ›

How "take half, leave half" can be a good approach for grazing

"Take half, leave half" is a simple concept that packs a powerful punch when it comes to pasture management. Dr. Bree Kelln, the University of Saskatchewan Beef Industry Integrated Forage Management and Utilization Chair, explains how measuring the height of desirable grazing plants in represent... More ›

MAKING A HUGE FIRE

MAKING A HUGE FIRE | | Manitoba dutch kid... More ›

Shaun And Tyson Check out the Auction Yard Part 2

Part 2 of our yearly auction tour....Can you guess what we bought? Leave your comments down below!!... More ›

Pet Adoption Praised by Diminished Greyhound Racing Industry

Greyhound racing hit its final stretch in the Midwest, in the spring of 2022, as Dubuque’s Iowa Greyhound Park, the state’s last remaining track ended over 35 years of live races. A strong kickoff in the 1980s paved the way for a casino gambling boom, which took the financial lead.... More ›

Naturally Speaking - Pond Facts with Marley

Georgia's Forester’s Unyielding Dedication Rewarded with Special Recognition

As the top forestry state in the nation, it's hardly a surprise that Georgia boasts a remarkable collection of dedicated and industrious foresters. Among them is Gabe Outlaw, whose unwavering commitment and tireless efforts have earned him special recognition. John Holcomb with the full story fr... More ›

Miss Rodeo Nebraska

Each year a new Miss Rodeo Nebraska is selected to represent the state. They go on to become the official ambassador to promote the state of Nebraska, professional rodeo, and western values. Rebel Sjeklocha holds the title this year - and we are pleased to have her join us on Market Journal.... More ›

Crop Talk - Corn Nemetodes

We recently had the opportunity to catch up with Nebraska extension’s Tamra Jackson-Ziems about this topic and ways producers can mitigate its effects.... More ›

Advancing Profits and Sustainability by Improving Pig Survivability

Since it started in 2018, the “Improving Pig Survivability” project has worked towards the goal of reducing mortality in the U.S. swine industry. Using interdisciplinary research, collaborating with producers, and seeking the support of allied industry partners, the team has identified strategie... More ›

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