Farming and Agriculture Videos

A young farmer in Alberta, Canada who recently got the family's Versatile 420 combine running again after sitting for nearly 20 years.... More ›

Alex Rocateli demonstrates how the practice of wicking is a more efficient way to control johnsongrass. Misha Manuchehri explains why wicking is a better use of herbicides.... More ›

There appears to be a bit of displeasure among some state leaders regarding the recent increase in the Renewable Fuel Standard. Nebraska Ethanol Board Administrator Roger Berry explains the issue, and what it could mean for farmers.... More ›

Downy Brome is a grass weed that can be difficult to kill in crops like wheat. Here are a few tips to get downy brome under control on your farm.... More ›

On these hot days, your tractor's AC can make the difference of getting the job done or taking a break until the weather cools down. Is your AC ready? Here are some tips to make sure your AC is up to the task.... More ›

Matt Pierson of the Highland Cattle Company grows Alfalfa to great success. The results are growing.... More ›

Outperform the great outdoors. The NEW Kubota RTV-XG850 Sidekick combines fun with functional — take on every big hill and destination with absolute confidence.... More ›

For the best frame strength and built-in machine weight, the Kongskilde 9200 vertical tiller has heavy interwoven pass-through frame members which are horizontally welded. It has 20" soil razor fluted discs and the widest disc gang angle in the industry: 0-16 degrees in four degree increments. I... More ›

Forage Harvester Knife Sharpening and Sharpening Stone Replacement : New Holland North America... More ›

The Saskatoon berries were just starting to ripen here in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan. The season is at its peak now, and so we have put 15 gallons in our freezer to save for the winter.... More ›

The last of the winter barley being harvested. This is more KWS Amistar grown for seed. Only one more field of Craft Malting Barley to go then the winter barley harvest is in the barn safe and dry before the rain arrives.... More ›

See how our creative flood irrigation design functions like your toilet tank. Water accumulates in a reservoir until it is needed, then we can send a large quantity of water to our fields all at once.... More ›

'An absolutely brutal year': Alberta farm incomes plummet 70% in 2018... More ›

Nebraska Extension Weed Management Specialist Dr. Amit Jhala and University of Arkansas Weed Scientist Dr. Jason Norsworthy explain why palmer amaranth is so difficult to manage and the research that’s being done to help contain it.... More ›

Nebraska Ethanol Board Administrator Roger Berry explains how the industry is responding to new regulations, trade wars with China and more.... More ›

Professor Cassandra Tucker of animal sciences has been working with cows at the UC Davis Dairy Teaching and Research Facility to help improve animal welfare through the use of accelerometers. These accelerometers, or “cow Fitbits,” are placed around the neck of the cow like a collar or hung as a... More ›

Brian and Darren Hefty discuss the benefits of tile, and why this may be a great year to invest into managing your field's water table.... More ›

In today's Farm Basic Brian and Darren discuss the benefits of cover crops, and why farmers may choose to plan them this year.... More ›

Minister of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs Ernie Hardeman and Etobicoke-Lakeshore MPP Christine Hogarth were at the Ontario Food Terminal to announce the initial findings of the government’s review on modernizing and enhancing the terminal. Early findings show the advantages of its location... More ›

Canadian farming has evolved at an incredible pace over one lifetime. If you were born in the 1930’s, 1 in 3 Canadians were living on a farm. Today, 90 years later, only 1 in 58 are a part of the farm population in Canada — in this time, Canada’s population has tripled — creating an agri-food in... More ›