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Cool, Wet Weather Causing Yellowing In Soybeans? Watch This

Cool, wet conditions have some soybean fields showing signs of Iron Deficiency Chlorosis (IDC). But will it impact yield? In this week's Pitura Seed Farm Video Update, Laird explains what causes IDC, where it shows up first, and why most soybeans can grow out of it with little to no yield los... More ›

Turning Plant Defense Into a Management Strategy

Turning Plant Defense Into a Management Strategy Understanding how a plant responds to stress is one thing. Using that knowledge to make better management decisions is another. Systemic acquired resistance, or SAR, is the plant's more direct defense response. When stress or infection oc... More ›

FCG Parvi Webinar 2: Getting to Know Thrips parvispinus to Better Control This Pest

This is the 2nd webinar in a 3-part series hosted by Flowers Canada Growers on Thrips parvispinus IPM. Biocontrol programs developed for western flower thrips do not appear to be effective against Thrips parvispinus. This webinar will examine what makes T. parvispinus different and how insights... More ›

Filamentous Algae Taking Over? Here's What Actually Works

Struggling with green "moss" taking over your pond? Welcome to the first episode of the "Pond Weed Problems" series, where we break down exactly how to identify and control the most notorious pond pests. we tackle Filamentous Algae. While many pond owners call it "moss," it is actually an alg... More ›

Nebraska Ranchers Survive the State’s Largest Recorded Wildfire

The Morrill Fire raced 70 miles in 12 hours and burned 643,000 acres, becoming Nebraska’s largest recorded single wildfire.... More ›

August’s Weather Window Closing Soon – Market Plus with Dan Hueber

The supply story continues to grow as much of the grain-producing region receives timely rainfall.... More ›

Farming Without Water

We cover: today we are going to do a whole dry farming show, talking about how to farm without irrigation and what it takes to do that successfully.... More ›

Cabbage Seedpod Weevil in Manitoba

Cabbage seedpod weevil are a newer pest in Manitoba and can reduce canola yield if left unchecked. In this video, we cover everything you need to know to stay ahead of cabbage seedpod weevil.... More ›

CropTalk - July 29

Topics covered today: Managing Fall Expenses & Where to Look for Answers Crop Update Crop Scouting Panel... More ›

Cyclosporiasis Outbreak: How to Protect Yourself

Christi Evans, OSU Extension food safety specialist and registered dietician, discusses food safety amid the cyclosporiasis outbreak and offers tips on washing produce to lower your risk.... More ›

Higher Canadian Tariffs Raise Concerns for U.S. Agriculture

Canada purchases billions of dollars in U.S. farm products each year, making it America’s second-largest agricultural export market.... More ›

ALA Engineering - Autonomous Feed Truck

As part of this year's event, ALA Engineering hosted a two-part field demonstration, giving attendees a firsthand look at some of the latest equipment and innovations. Our team was there to check it out.... More ›

Making ag tech work for you

Ag tech is creating new opportunities on the farm, from biological innovations to practical tools that can support productivity, profitability and long-term growth. In this episode, hear from three AgTech experts on the latest developments, along with one farmer's approach to evaluating and adop... More ›

How Biological Seed Treatments Help UK Arable Crops Thrive in Challenging Seasons | Bryony Graham

Bryony Graham shares her experience from a family-run arable farm on the Essex-Hertfordshire border, where they grow wheat, oats, barley and beans across 300 hectares. In this video, Bryony discusses the benefits of Ympact biological seed treatment, highlighting improved early crop vigour dur... More ›