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Weaning Fall Calves Early?

Apr 03, 2023

Video: Weaning Fall Calves Early?

Dave Lalman, OSU Extension beef cattle specialist, says weaning fall-born calves early will help save forage this spring and summer. Dave also invites viewers to register for the Rancher’s Thursday Lunchtime Series, the popular webinars presented by OSU’s Beef Extension team.

Weaning Fall Calves Early?

Weekly Forecast - Bill Boyer

Weather with Market Journal Weather Analyst Bill Boyer.... More ›

IPTV M2M, Market Analyst Naomi Blohm, Ted Seifried and Matthew Bennett

On this edition of Market to Market, the official estimates are in for this year’s acres. We also know which stocks are where - how that matters moving forward as spring field work begins. Panel analysis with Naomi Blohm, Ted Seifried and Matthew Bennett.... More ›

Inside Commodity Classic

Each year thousands of famers gather for Commodity Classic, an important annual event for the grain and commodity industry. We take you to Orlando for a look at this event which is billed as America’s largest farmer-led, farmer-focused, agricultural and educational experience, and talk about how... More ›

You Want too Buy My Wood!!

You Want too Buy My Wood!! | | Life On A Manitoba Farm... More ›

SPRING lambing with WINTER problems.?? | Vlog 679

Soooo.... I typically plan spring lambing for mid-March to make sure I MISS the frigid cold of winter. Mother Nature is laughing right now.... More ›

Hauling malt barley, Northern Alberta ????.

Hauling malt barley, Northern Alberta 🇨🇦. | | Millionaire Farmer... More ›

Made in Alberta - Voluntary Labelling Program

Introducing the Made in Alberta voluntary labelling program to help shoppers identify local products more easily. The new labelling program supports Alberta’s agriculture sector and helps producers and processors sell and market products across the province.... More ›

From Farm to Table

The majority of Ontario greenhouses are family-owned and have been in existence for several generations. Our growers are real families - they are committed to, and passionate about, the quality of their produce.... More ›

4640 gets some new parts!

4640 gets some new parts! | | South Sask Farmer... More ›

Biofuels & Processing

This Canola Industry Meeting (Day 1 of Canola Week 2022) session includes the following presentations: (00:00) Chairs: Keith Downey, Retired Research Scientist and Clinton Jurke, Canola Council of Canada (0:49) Renewable Fuel Demand in North America: Opportunities for Crush Expansion by Chris ... More ›

Be on the Lookout for Bloat

Dr. Paul Beck, OSU Extension beef cattle specialist, says cases of bloat in cattle, which can be deadly, are on the rise in Oklahoma. He tells producers what to watch for and how to prevent bloat.... More ›

Get More Done in Less Time with Krone's NEW Hay Tedder

Brent Raines with Krone explains how farmers can get more done in less time with the company's NEW tedder lineup. 8 new models are available from 18' to 60' working widths. New features and upgrades include improved safety frames, OptiTurn teeth, and transport wheels.... More ›

Stacking Traits to Create the Varieties of the Future

On this episode of Seed Speaks, Seed World Group takes a closer look how trait stacking has evolved and what it means for plant breeding. They were joined by Catherine Hatcher, North America soybean south market segment lead for Syngenta; Jeremy Ross, professor and soybean extension agronomist f... More ›

How Organic Farmers Kill Weeds | MD F&H

Watch the 1st half of this story: • How (and Why) Far... . Today, Joseph Howard of Homestead Farms is using a flamer to burn back weeds in his cornfields. While organic farming presents unique problems and may not work for every farm, the Howards are always ready to tackle the next chal... More ›

Manage Weeds on Your Farm: Blind Cultivation at the Martens Farm

Klaas Martens, who farms nearly 2,000 acres of organic grains and legumes in Upstate New York, discusses how well-executed blind cultivation practices help him manage weeds without the use of herbicides. A key consideration is timing and tool selection--how he takes advantage of differences in t... More ›

Seeding in the rain!

First time seeding in the rain this year 2021, just talking about what can happen if you seed in too much rain. Don't worry, we didn't seed in too much, also we weren't running fert down our midrows so the risk was quite low... More ›

Late Cold Snap Impacts this Sweet Fruit

While a recent cold front might have ruined a few weekend plans for many across Georgia, it had a significantly bigger impact on peach growers. Damon Jones reports what damage has been done, and how it's going to impact the price of peaches.... More ›

Market Monitor

Kim Anderson, OSU Extension grain marketing specialist, says for the first time ever Brazil will be the number one exporter of corn.... More ›

Land Application Training

Cattle manure can improve soil health and provide yield stability and reliability. Manure contains an abundance of macro and micronutrients that are essential for plant growth. However, to achieve a sustainable and reliable yield, it's important to optimize the use of both manure and inorganic f... More ›

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