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Farmers in south-east battling drought

Farmers around the country, especially in the southeast, are battling a continuing drought, and many of them are well into their fodder supplies at this stage... More ›

The Art of Fall Planting

We cover: Today we are talking fall—some fall interplanting options, when to start fall cover crops, and what warmer falls are doing to my planting schedule.... More ›

August Weather Outlook - Hotter, Drier Conditions Ahead - Mesonet Weather Report

The latest drought monitor and August weather outlook point to hotter and drier-than-normal conditions.... More ›

Crop Update South & West

Aug 1st update, getting cought up now.. Crops are a mixed bag of cats, we got a little bit of everything! Haha... More ›

Your farm story is your marketing advantage

Agritourism is more than a side business. It’s a way for farmers to market their operation, share their story, and connect consumers to where their food comes from. While agritourism might not be on your radar, successful farm businesses are using it as part of their marketing strategy. In this ... More ›

You Can’t Eat 99% Of U.S. Corn

Today we complete a time-honored tradition! We harvest our sweet corn crop and give it away for free to our town. We love being able to do this every year and cannot begin to describe how grateful we are for each and every one of you.Thank you for spending Fridays with us here on the farm.... More ›

Southern Rust confirmed in Nebraska - August 13, 2026

Southern Rust has once again been confirmed in Nebraska, putting corn producers on alert as the crop continues through grain fill.... More ›

Ag Tourism - Simply Sunflower Farm

Looking for a way to diversify and improve soil health, a Valley County farmer planted a crop known for its seeds.... More ›

Supplemental Nitrogen on Soybeans: Can Early Nitrogen Increase Yield?

Can supplemental nitrogen help soybeans reach higher yield potential? Technical Agronomist Tim Sickman walks through an ongoing trial at the Nutrien Innovation Farm in Owensboro, Kentucky, exploring whether a modest amount of nitrogen applied at planting can support higher-yielding soybean envir... More ›

Smart Implanting: Hands-on Techniques and Economic Benefits

Smart Implanting: Hands-on Techniques and Economic Benefits | | Manitoba Agriculture... More ›

15 Species Poly Crop hit a Homerun!

Created with Wondershare Filmora... More ›

August 2. Crop tour, northern Alberta

August 2. Crop tour, northern Alberta | | Millionaire Farmer... More ›

Ditch Management

Farm Basics from Ag PhD Episode #1479 | Air Date 8/8/26 - Brian and Darren remind us that the area between the road and the field should not be neglected. Many insects, weeds, and diseases begin in the nearby ditches.... More ›

The AI Gardening Book Revolution has Arrived

We cover: Today the topic is the coming deluge of gardening books written by AI, potatoes snapping at the stem, but first, how about a little feedback friday.... More ›

Scouting for Soybean Disease - Dylan Mangel

As the growing season enters its final stretch, many producers are keeping a close eye on disease pressure in both corn and soybeans.... More ›

She Grows: Noemi Pepin

A spotlight on Noémi Pépin’s science‑driven cultivation work and her leadership in growing the next generation of horticultural researchers.... More ›

Regenerating and Recovering Old Crop Ground

We cover: Today is a mailbag show and we have a good little slate for you. We are talking spent mushroom blocks as a mulch, amending a heavy feeder without attracting wildlife or throwing nutrients out of wack, and recovering conventional crop ground.... More ›