Women in Agriculture: Nicole Strocher
May 20, 2026

Video: Women in Agriculture: Nicole Strocher

Sheep farmer Nicole Strocher talks about life lessons learned on the farm and her excitement about raising her daughter in the agriculture world.
 

Women in Agriculture: Nicole Strocher

Women in Agriculture: Nicole Strocher

Sheep farmer Nicole Strocher talks about life lessons learned on the farm and her excitement about raising her daughter in the agriculture world.... More ›
Smokin

Smokin' Weeds On The First Spray Day

RoGator hits the field on a crisp Sask morning... More ›
Fendt Future Zone | Insights into Fendt R&D Projects

Fendt Future Zone | Insights into Fendt R&D Projects

Exciting Fendt R&D projects – presented at AGRITECHNICA 2025. In the Future Zone at the Fendt stand, projects from the Fendt R&D department were presented, showcasing solutions for current and future challenges in agriculture – also in collaboration with PTx. Whether autonomy, optical guidance,... More ›
Inside the Factory: Building the New Gen 2 Windrower | Massey Ferguson

Inside the Factory: Building the New Gen 2 Windrower | Massey Ferguson

Ever wonder what it takes to transform an entire assembly line to build the next generation of hay equipment? Join Matt LeCroy for an exclusive, step-by-step look at how we build the Massey Ferguson Gen 2 Windrower. From the installation of larger tandem pumps and the whisper-quiet cab mounti... More ›
Planting the First Ever Crop on My New Ground

Planting the First Ever Crop on My New Ground

We just planted the first crop ever on Zach's newly purchased 38-acre field, and it wasn't without its challenges. In this video, we dig behind the planter to check soil moisture, talk through our starter fertilizer program, and discover this ground has some heavier soil than expected, including... More ›
Can You Use Woodstove Charcoal as Biochar + Going From Compacted Dirt to Thriving Soil

Can You Use Woodstove Charcoal as Biochar + Going From Compacted Dirt to Thriving Soil

We cover: the stuff in the woodstove acting like biochar, converting compacted ground into productive soil, and where has all the sulfur gone?... More ›
Connecting Consumers to Agriculture Through Flowers

Connecting Consumers to Agriculture Through Flowers

Flowers from this 60-acre farm in Winterset are making their way into homes across the Midwest .... More ›

When Should Cattle Graze Bermudagrass? - Cow-Calf Corner

When Should Cattle Graze Bermudagrass? - Cow-Calf Corner

Nitrogen management plays a critical role in bermudagrass pasture productivity. In this segment, Mark Johnson explains how cattle producers can make the most of their fertilizer applications for stronger forage performance.... More ›
4840 John Deere

4840 John Deere

• Dyno testing the John Deere 4840 🚜 • Working with Tobias Christie • Eco Tuning performance gains • Installing a J. Aussy blockage kit • Upgrading our Kinze corn planter... More ›
The First Couple Days Of Plant 2026!!

The First Couple Days Of Plant 2026!!

The First Couple Days Of Plant 2026!! | | Straight Pipe Acres... More ›
CropTalk - May 13

CropTalk - May 13

Is it time to start planting Soybeans. Quick look at a Delta T tool... More ›
Knockin off acres!! Seeding progresses!

Knockin off acres!! Seeding progresses!

Knockin off acres!! Seeding progresses! | | South Sask Farmer... More ›
Final Push On Corrals! Can We Finish Today?!

Final Push On Corrals! Can We Finish Today?!

Final Push On Corrals! Can We Finish Today?! | | SaskDutch Kid... More ›
How This FFA Member Is Preparing For A Future In Farming

How This FFA Member Is Preparing For A Future In Farming

Houston Holdgrafer is building skills through FFA that he'll one day put to work on his family's farm.... More ›
How Much Can I Reduce Fertilizer? | Dave Stark Explains

How Much Can I Reduce Fertilizer? | Dave Stark Explains

Curious about cutting back on fertilizer without sacrificing yield? In this video, Dave Stark dives into one of the most common questions from growers: How much can I really reduce my fertilizer use?... More ›
Planted… Then It Turned Cold? The Yield Risk You Need to Watch

Planted… Then It Turned Cold? The Yield Risk You Need to Watch

Cold, wet conditions right after planting can quietly impact your crop before it even emerges.... More ›
Module 2: Soil Health Biology

Module 2: Soil Health Biology

More than 90% of soil bacteria are dormant in soils as they wait for improved conditions. Learn how to manage the soil to increase key biological hotspots that will help your system awaken soil bacteria and fungi and other key soil organisms important for performing soil health functions that w... More ›
Module 1: Introduction to Soil Health

Module 1: Introduction to Soil Health

Soil Health is an integral part of the planning process. It impacts almost all of the resource concerns that NRCS planners deal with on a daily basis. That deeper level of knowledge will enable the conservation planner to develop soil health management systems that can address multiple resourc... More ›
The Cost of Waiting: Early Weed Competition Explained

The Cost of Waiting: Early Weed Competition Explained

Weeds don’t wait — and neither should your weed control. Early-season weed competition can steal nutrients, water, and yield from corn starting day one. In this video, Mark Kitt, Technical Product Lead for Corn Herbicides at Syngenta, explains how small weeds can lead to real yield and ROI losse... More ›
Western tansymustard in a short grass prairie patch.

Western tansymustard in a short grass prairie patch.

Western Tansymustard is an annual plant that penetrates compact soil and softens it for grass to grow more easily after it seeds and decomposes to produce beneficial soil organisms eating the rotten stems of weeds from within.... More ›
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