Early Detection of Onion Neck Rot Disease in Manitoba
Apr 09, 2025

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Early Detection of Onion Neck Rot Disease in Manitoba - Dr. Poonam Singh
 

Early Detection of Onion Neck Rot Disease in Manitoba

Early Detection of Onion Neck Rot Disease in Manitoba

Early Detection of Onion Neck Rot Disease in Manitoba - Dr. Poonam Singh... More
Things Are About To Move Quick!

Things Are About To Move Quick!

Things Are About To Move Quick! | SaskDutch Kid... More
Sheep Farming Life | Difficulties & Fun Discoveries!

Sheep Farming Life | Difficulties & Fun Discoveries!

Sheep farming life includes difficulties and, in today's episode at Ewetopia Farms, it also includes some fun discoveries and interactions with our young lambs and adult rams. Lambing season is almost done on our sheep farm in Ontario, Canada, but today, we had two more ewes deliver lambs. The ... More
Ag PhD Scouting & Scholarships 2025

Ag PhD Scouting & Scholarships 2025

Farm Basics from Ag PhD Episode #1409 | Air Date 04/06/25 - Spend a day in the field, learning farming with Brian and Darren on June 28, 2025. Plus they'll award over 100 college scholarships. Register at agphd.com.... More
Using Old Manure in the Garden + Which Way to Point the Garden Beds

Using Old Manure in the Garden + Which Way to Point the Garden Beds

Welcome to episode 123 of Growers Daily! We cover: If it matters which way you orient your garden beds, old horse manure, and getting an old pile of manure composting.... More
Land Values

Land Values

According to the preliminary report from the university of Nebraska Lincoln’s 2024-2025 Farm Real Estate Market Survey, Nebraska Ag land values have declined by 2 percent over the past year.... More
Livestock Marketing

Livestock Marketing

Derrell Peel, OSU Extension livestock marketing specialist, says herd rebuilding should start once drought stress is alleviated.... More

Storms Cut 800 Mile Path Across the Country

Storms Cut 800 Mile Path Across the Country

Spring weather hammered portions of the Midwest and South this week as tornadoes and violent storms tore a path almost 800 miles long across the countryside.... More
CattleFax Spring Market Outlook

CattleFax Spring Market Outlook

The first day of spring signals a shift toward warmer weather and improving pasture conditions for cattle producers. So, how does this change in the season impact cattle markets? Terrell Piatt of CattleFax has an update and offers advice on how producers can set themselves up for success.... More
Sowing the seeds of success: Floriculturist

Sowing the seeds of success: Floriculturist

Find beautiful, unique, sustainably grown fresh flowers for your next event, wedding or celebration, grown in Alberta through spring and summer.... More
The Close Up Pack Gets A New Brush!

The Close Up Pack Gets A New Brush!

The Close Up Pack Gets A New Brush! | SaskDutch Kid... More
Checking Ontario Winter Canola in Spring 2025: How did the huge fall growth survive a harsh winter?

Checking Ontario Winter Canola in Spring 2025: How did the huge fall growth survive a harsh winter?

Warm weather and early planting are some of the factors that contributed to big winter canola plants heading into winter in December 2024. There was a lot of foliage and raised growing points. Did they survive the winter? Check this field with me in March 2025.... More
Life of a Ginseng Farm Family

Life of a Ginseng Farm Family

Come meet Mary Ann, Linda, Brian & Justin Mels, a multi-generational farm family who grow ginseng in Ontario, Canada. In this video, you will learn about the history of their farm, and what working with family is all about.... More
Ontario Grain Farming 101: Growing a Grain Crop - Spraying

Ontario Grain Farming 101: Growing a Grain Crop - Spraying

Farmers protect their crops from weeds, disease, and insects by spraying them. Learn about why farmers use this technology and how it helps them grow healthy, sustainable crops.... More
A scary day on the sheep farm

A scary day on the sheep farm

Well, after a few days off and finally feeling rested and ready to come home, I got a call from Carissa that our telehandler was on FIRE!! Thankfully, it didn't spread far and she was able to get it out of the barn and as far as she could to protect the sheep and barn. But a good reminder to che... More
Trump Triggers Tariff Turmoil

Trump Triggers Tariff Turmoil

This week, the Trump Administration placed tariffs on imports from virtually every country on the planet, at rates that are higher than the infamous Smoot-Hawley tariffs of 1930.... More
Grain Markets - Jeff Peterson

Grain Markets - Jeff Peterson

The USDA recently released their Annual Prospective Planting Report and Heartland Farm Partners President Jeff Peterson was on hand this week to go through that data with us and explain what it means for the markets. Here is our conversation from Tuesday afternoon.... More
Market Plus with Kristi Van Ahn-Kjeseth

Market Plus with Kristi Van Ahn-Kjeseth

Kristi Van Ahn-Kjeseth discusses economic and commodity markets in this web-only feature.... More
Dr. Stacie Crowder: Feed Additives & PRRS

Dr. Stacie Crowder: Feed Additives & PRRS

In this episode of The Swine it Podcast Show, Dr. Stacie Crowder from Land O’Lakes, who currently leads the Fortiva innovation team, shares how non-medicated feed additives are transforming swine health strategies. She explains an innovative approach to supporting animal resilience through funct... More
Innovation in Action: Measuring pork quality in individual primal cuts

Innovation in Action: Measuring pork quality in individual primal cuts

Dr. Manuel Juárez, Livestock Phenomics Scientist at Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada (Lacombe), shares his experience in the swine cluster program, focusing on research outcomes, practical applications, and the impact of his research on the pork sector.... More
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