New Crop Options: Soybeans
Aug 09, 2017

Soybeans are promising for Saskatchewan, in that they can be a relatively easy crop to grow, are suited to wetter conditions, and the markets are well established.




New Crop Options: Soybeans

New Crop Options: Soybeans

Soybeans are promising for Saskatchewan, in that they can be a relatively easy crop to grow, are suited to wetter conditions, and the markets are well established.... More
Moving crop research from plot to field scale

Moving crop research from plot to field scale

Rob Dunn in Cypress County talks about doing field scale research with pulse crops. He is part of the Alberta Pulse Commission Plot to Field project that aims to bring plot scale research to the field scale to test whether the research results hold at the larger scale.... More
Tony Kime - The Importance of Farm Drainage in Ontario

Tony Kime - The Importance of Farm Drainage in Ontario

Tony Kime, president of Bluewater Pipe, talks about the value and scope of farm drainage in Ontario. Bluewater Pipe produces 4" drainage tile (cool blue) for the agricultural heartland in Southwestern Ontario. Bluewater Pipe is based in Huron Park.... More
Why do I love selling eggs in my community?

Why do I love selling eggs in my community?

Even though he's been farming for years, Harry Eisses can't help but be amazed each day by the chickens that produce the eggs on his farm in Innisfil, Ontario.... More
Extrapolating Yields From USDA

Extrapolating Yields From USDA's Crop Conditions

It's about this time of year that USDA's Crop Condition reports can be used, in part, to develop corn and soybean yields. Todd Gleason has more on why that is the case and some projections.... More
Dicamba Drift Round 2

Dicamba Drift Round 2

Dr. Larry Steckel with the University of TN Institute of Agriculture provides an update on dicamba drift issues and possible yield impacts in affected soybeans.... More
Profit Tillage Focus: Focus on Seedbed Management

Profit Tillage Focus: Focus on Seedbed Management

Are tillage practices out of mind for you during the growing season? Just because the equipment is in the shed doesn't mean there isn't something to be learned from the plants in the ground! Join Curt Davis in the middle of a maturing soybean field as he shows you how to analyze plant growth to ... More

What Common Ground Do Farmers And Consumers Share?

What Common Ground Do Farmers And Consumers Share?

This video series, Ask An AgVocate, talks with AgVocates from various aspects of the agriculture community, and their viewpoint on current topics. In this video, Jeremy shares how farmers and consumers share a common interest in sustaining natural resources and safely producing food.... More
Crop Production Services - North America Regional Winner

Crop Production Services - North America Regional Winner

Crop Production Services - 2017 North America Regional Winner... More
Hail Recovery Research In Alberta

Hail Recovery Research In Alberta

Dr. Bob Blackshaw of Farming Smarter talks about research findings from the hail recovery project. The project designed a hail simulator to damage canola, wheat and peas to various levels. After inflicting damage, the project tests various recovery products for efficacy. Ken Coles demonstrates t... More
World Amazing Modern Intelligent Technology Smart Farming Pig Breeding Insemination Feeding Mating

World Amazing Modern Intelligent Technology Smart Farming Pig Breeding Insemination Feeding Mating

Intelligent technology smart animal farming. Modern technologies, Pig Breeding, Insemination, Mating, Feeding, Cleaning, Washing. Farm, latest technology. World Amazing Modern Agriculture Equipment and Mega Machines. Watch!... More
Dicamba Injury Issues - Kevin Bradley

Dicamba Injury Issues - Kevin Bradley

Kevin Bradley, University of Missouri Extension weed scientist, gives an overview of dicamba injury issues in Missouri and explains what research indicates about dicamba volatilization.... More
The Angus Report: CattleFax Update

The Angus Report: CattleFax Update

Troy Bockelman of CattleFax says corn markets look strong and consistent. However, with the drought across North Dakota, South Dakota and Nebraska, industry leaders expect a drop in yield.... More
NASS Ratings Accuracy - Darrel Good

NASS Ratings Accuracy - Darrel Good

Darrel Good, University of Illinois emeritus professor of ag and consumer economics, describes how closely in-season USDA National Agricultural Statistics Service crop condition ratings track final yields of corn and soybeans.... More
U.S. Drought Monitor - Kelly Smith

U.S. Drought Monitor - Kelly Smith

Kelly Smith, UNL communications and drought resources specialist, explains how to submit photos of local conditions to U.S. Drought Monitor authors.... More
IPTV M2M, Market Analyst Mark Gold

IPTV M2M, Market Analyst Mark Gold

Rural America might feel a pinch if the Trump Administration alters the Affordable Care Act. Creeping drought gripping the nation refuses to let go of farm country. Market analysis with Mark Gold.... More
Market Analysis - Luke Beckman

Market Analysis - Luke Beckman

Luke Beckman, Central Valley Ag ProEdge grain sales manager, talks about crop conditions across Nebraska. Luke also analyzes corn and soybean markets leading up to the USDA’s August Crop Report.... More
 Spring Wheat Breeding In Western Canada

Spring Wheat Breeding In Western Canada

Harpinder Randhawa shares some varieties in the breeding research program in southern Alberta.... More
Ag In Motion 2017 - Kubota

Ag In Motion 2017 - Kubota

Quick recap from our time at Ag In Motion in Saskatoon from July 18-20 2017.... More
Ag Minute - Late Season Insects

Ag Minute - Late Season Insects

Darren Hefty talks about late season insects and how much damage they can cause to your crops.... More
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