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Economy Adjusts To Trump Tariffs

Apr 22, 2025

Video: Economy Adjusts To Trump Tariffs

This week, Americans continued to adjust to the economic ripples of President Trump’s tariffs.

Economy Adjusts To Trump Tariffs

This week, Americans continued to adjust to the economic ripples of President Trump’s tariffs.... More ›

Weekly Forecast - Eric Hunt

Not a lot of moisture to speak of this past week and it feels like someone's been messing with the outdoor thermostat with all these temperature swings. Nebraska Extension Ag Climatologist and "Market Journal" Chief Meteorologist Eric Hunt lets us know what he’s tracking for the week ahead.... More ›

Market to Market

Businesses work through a rapidly changing landscape on supply chains. Turning waste into an investment in your operation. And, commodity market analysis with Jeff French.... More ›

Dr. Wayne Lees: Squeal on Pigs Manitoba

In this special rerun episode of The Swine it Podcast Show Canada, we revisit our conversation with Dr. Wayne Lees, from Pigs Manitoba, who explores the issue of wild pigs and their impact on the Canadian swine industry. He explains the origins of wild pigs in Manitoba and their environmental, a... More ›

Dr. Ana Paula Silva: PRRS Outbreak Management Program (POMP)

In this episode of The Swine Health Blackbelt Podcast, Dr. Ana Paula Silva from Iowa State University shares insights on the POMP (PRRS Outbreak Management Program) and how it helps producers manage PRRS outbreaks more effectively. She explains the program’s approach to tracking outbreak data, m... More ›

CEOs of the Industry with Jimmy Tosh – From Tosh Farms

In this episode of CEOs of the Industry, we sit down with Jimmy Tosh, CEO of Tosh Farms, one of America’s largest and most progressive pork producers. From humble beginnings in Tennessee to becoming a national pork powerhouse, Jimmy shares the pivotal moments, values, and decisions that shaped t... More ›

Niche Production Mini-Series, Episode 2: Energy vs Fiber, Does Form Matter?

Episode two of our four-part special series this month features a thoughtful conversation on whether form matters when comparing energy and fiber. We also explore alternative swine production systems, including what our guest believes to be the only certified organic swine facility in the nation... More ›

Foreign Animal Disease Preparedness and Response

An animal disease outbreak could be devastating to not only an individual beef operation but the entire industry. So, are we doing everything we can to prepare our farms and ranches?... More ›

Continue Supplementing While Grazing?

Paul Beck, OSU Extension beef cattle specialist, says cattle will become less interested in hay and more interested in grazing freshly grown weeds after a rain, but producers should continue with feeding hay and their supplementation programs.... More ›

Nebraska Rural Poll

The Nebraska Rural Poll holds the title as the longest-running survey of rural life in the United States. It's an annual snapshot of rural perspectives, conducted by Nebraska Extension and its Community Development Division, Rural Prosperity Nebraska. By acting as a collective voice for rural re... More ›

Biological and Natural Products

Brian and Darren talk about harnessing nature to benefit crops.... More ›

Lambing Season 2025 Winds Down | Moving Bottle Lambs & Preparing For Weaning

Lambing season 2025 winds down as we move the last of the bottle babies over to the Coveralls and get the older Suffolk and Dorset lambs prepared for weaning by allowing them to start ranging outdoors without their mothers. Today's episode at Ewetopia Farms takes place over several days as we go... More ›

How Much Water You Need for a Market Garden + Soil Health on a Budget

We cover: soil health on a budget, tips for how to remember to keep some dang records, and calculating how much water you need for a market garden... More ›

Will This FINALLY Keep China Off U.S. Farm Ground?

Will This FINALLY Keep China Off U.S. Farm Ground? | | Laura Farms... More ›

Meet the Farmer: The Bredenhof Family of Genesis Farms

The Bredenhof's are a second generation farming family with an organic egg farm in Chilliwack, BC. Get to know them as Sean Bredenhof shares their farming story and shows us around his farm.... More ›

Follow the Bee Farmers

We are taking students out to Miami, MB to visit Steppler Honey. Ian and his daughter, April, will teach students all about honeybees — from how they care for their hives, the work honeybees do, and how they harvest delicious honey!... More ›

Grain Off the Rails: Transportation Update with Mark Hemmes

Why is transportation an important topic for producers? Saskatchewan producers require a responsive and efficient grain handling and transportation system to move their crops to export position in a timely manner. Together with the Ag Transport Coalition (ATC), Sask Wheat calls for Transport Can... More ›

The NEW Economic War 2.0 - 90 Trade Deals in 90 days????

The U.S. is trying to isolate China and vice versa. Markets are hopeful that some trade deals will be announced soon but they take time in the meantime the world is selling U.S. dollars to a 3-year low and buying up gold to new record highs due to a lack of confidence in the U.S. economy and inc... More ›

Cow-Calf Corner

Mark Johnson, OSU Extension beef cattle breeding specialist, discusses the management of horn flies this spring and summer.... More ›

Do U.S. Counties Comply with 25% CRP Rule?

Market to Market investigated how well the U.S. complies with its rule that no county may have more than 25% of its eligible cropland acres enrolled in the CRP program.... More ›

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