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Ultra Early demo plots - short video

Ultra Early demo plots - short video | | Stamp Seeds... More ›

Shaun Broke The Rake Hay 26

Well its been raining every few days... so it makes it hard to put up good decent hay.... More ›

ARC/PLC Update

Nebraska producers have some important decisions to make as we head into the winter months.... More ›

Lending Pressure, Hay Shortages After Wildfire and Changing Lobster Industry

Ag bankers expect 40% of their borrowers to lose money this year, but most still plan to lend in 2027. In Idaho, ranchers face a hay shortage months after the Tartar Fire.... More ›

October 2026 Quarterly Local Food Town Hall

October 2026 Quarterly Local Food Town Hall | | K-State Extension... More ›

In the Grain Markets - Jeff Peterson

Joining Bryce to discuss the lates in the grain markets was Jeff Peterson. Here is their conversation from Wednesday afternoon.... More ›

Farm Lenders Expect 40% of Borrowers to Be Unprofitable in 2026

High costs continue to squeeze farm profits, while federal payments and strong cattle prices provide some relief. David Miller reports on an agricultural lender survey and the risks of relying on continued borrowing to keep farming.... More ›

Running on Fumes | Cotton 2026

Farmers fuel the nation. But the fuel that fuels the nations farms has skyrocketed. Leaving farmers like Josh Schoepf running on fumes.... More ›

Crop Left In Fields

Farm Basics from Ag PhD Episode #1492 | Air Date 11/7/26 - If you've ever seen crop left in fields well after harvest time, you may wonder why that is. Brian and Darren discuss reasons why farmers sometimes leave some crop in fields instead of harvesting it all.... More ›

Space 4 Ag Farm Tour

Space 4 Ag Farm Tour | | K-State Extension... More ›

Rain Delay for a Day

Rain Delay for a Day | | Border View Farms... More ›

The $1.7 Billion Network Behind Canada's Seed Retail Future

Canadian agriculture has changed dramatically over the past 50 years, and so has the business of bringing new crop varieties to farmers. But as public plant breeding faces new pressures, private investment grows and farmers demand more from their genetics, what will the next 50 years look like? ... More ›

Canadian Prairie Weather Story with Andrew Pritchard | Nov 6th, 2026

Mostly quiet and mild on the Prairie into mid November! Brought to you by Nutrien, Inc... More ›

WEBINAR: Protecting Sm1: New Research on Wheat Midge Resistance with Dr. Tyler Wist

Watch Dr. Tyler Wist, Research Scientist with Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, Saskatoon as he shared insights into his funded wheat research project under the Sustainable Canadian Agriculture Partnership. This funded research targets wheat midge and its parasitoids across the western Canadian ... More ›

Diesel Prices and Rural Votes; USMCA Renewal; Iowa Shrimp Farming

Rising diesel costs squeeze farmers ahead of the midterm elections. A think tank backs renewing USMCA, the trade agreement linking the United States, Mexico and Canada. An Iowa couple adds shrimp farming to its operation. Brad Matthews discusses potential grain market lows, Chinese soybean deman... More ›

Meet the Iowa Native Leading the United Soybean Board

“It’s farmers’ money, their investment, and any work we do is done on their behalf.” -Courtney Knupp, new CEO of the United Soybean Board Hear about the Washington Iowa native’s plans for famers' checkoff and her priorities for the United Soybean board.... More ›

Invasive Plants After Wildfires

Nebraska experienced one of its worst wildfire seasons on record this year, with an estimated 981-thousand acres burned across the state. And while the flames have long since been extinguished, the recovery process is far from over. As ranchers work to restore damaged pastures and rangeland, ano... More ›