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In the Markets - With Luke Beckman

Central Valley Ag's Luke Beckman gives us his ¢2 on the latest trends impacting the markets.... More ›

Market Plus with Shawn Hackett

Shawn Hackett discusses the economic and commodity markets in this web-only feature with topics of wheat, corn, soybeans and other topics of interest.... More ›

Adapting to ESA: Runoff

In part 4 of CropLife America’s “Adapting to ESA” instructional video series, learn how to use the EPA’s Pesticide App for Label Mitigations (PALM) to help evaluate and document runoff mitigation practices. Dr. Stanley Culpepper, a leading weed science specialist with the University of Georgia C... More ›

Adapting to ESA: Spray Drift

In part 3 of CropLife America’s “Adapting to ESA” instructional video series, learn how to use the EPA’s Pesticide App for Label Mitigations (PALM) to help evaluate and document spray drift mitigation practices. Dr. Stanley Culpepper, a leading weed science specialist with the University of Geor... More ›

Adapting to ESA: Bulletins Live! Two

In part 2 of CropLife America’s “Adapting to ESA” instructional video series, learn how to determine location-specific restrictions using Bulletins Live! Two (BLT). Dr. Stanley Culpepper, a leading weed science specialist with the University of Georgia Cooperative Extension, provides a walkthrou... More ›

Adapting to ESA: Mitigation Overview

CropLife America’s “Adapting to ESA” instructional video series is designed to provide clear, field-ready guidance that supports responsible pesticide use while protecting endangered species and their habitats. This is part 1 of the four-part series moderated by Dr. Stanley Culpepper, a leading ... More ›

Weather - With Eric Hunt

High winds and traces of snow this week... What's ahead for us over the next 7-10 days? Eric Hunt has the answers.... More ›

Market to Market

USDA projects best acreage and production guesses for 2026. Wildfires and an avalanche top weather headlines. Turning waste into an investment in your operation. And, commodity market analysis with Shawn Hackett.... More ›

US farmers say Trump's $12 billion aid package won't cover losses

US farmers facing steep losses this year welcomed President Trump's $12 billion aid package, but said they would need more than that to offset low crop prices and lost export opportunities from his trade war.... More ›

Hit a Couple of Rough Patches

Hit a Couple of Rough Patches | | Conley Banman... More ›

How to Know What to Grow With Five Tales Farm

We cover: we are checking in again with our friends Mikey and Kez down there at five tales farm in Australia to see how the season has treated them so far. February is basically their august, so although things are winding down, they’re still cranking and we chat about why they grow what they gr... More ›

CLAAS Research and Development Center

This past summer, CLAAS broke ground on a new research and development facility in Omaha. The 10-million-dollar project will expand testing capabilities here in North America with a focus on advanced machinery and innovation. It's expected to support job growth right here in Nebraska.... More ›

Dagmar Spring Wheat

Dagmar is MSU’s semi-solid spring wheat built for the Golden Triangle. Highly adaptive, strong sawfly resistance, and yields that run a close second to Rocker. For stressed acres, Dagmar is a reliable fit.... More ›

Holmes Spring Wheat

Spotlight on Wheat Innovation Dale Clark, Wheat Breeder and Director of Research for Nutrien Ag Solutions in Montana and Idaho, continues to push wheat genetics forward. Holmes — a hard red spring wheat developed specifically for irrigated spring acres — delivers excellent yield potential and st... More ›

Cold starts, 8010 out and 2950 in!

Cold starts, 8010 out and 2950 in! | | South Sask Farmer... More ›

Trying Out A Bigger Skid Steer In The Free Stall Barn!

Trying Out A Bigger Skid Steer In The Free Stall Barn! | | SaskDutch Kid... More ›

Corn Diseases - Tamra Jackson-Ziems

The 2026 planting season is right around the corner, once that seed is in the ground you’ve got a lot riding on it protecting that investment starts with staying ahead of disease. Southern Rust caught a lot of corn producers off guard late last season. So, what should be on your radar in 2026? W... More ›

Ag Group Promotes USMCA Renewal

The USMCA was signed by President trump in January of 2020, but now the President is considering quitting the trade pact in favor of annual renegotiations. Industry groups, especially those that promote American agriculture, are promoting the renewing of the USMCA to deliver consistency to trade... More ›

Improve Your Farming By Having Other Hobbies + A Wild Compost Conundrum

We cover: hobby farming but literally, we are taking a WILD question about composting, and it’s feedback friday.... More ›

$400m loss to save $3.8m? The real cost of closing Canada's research farms | Agri cmte, 10 Feb 2026

Officials are forced to defend cutting a historic $3.8 million research farm while the government simultaneously funded an $8.5 million cricket factory that went bankrupt. Is this evidence of an incoherent spending strategy? Watch the full committee clash to see the government's official rationa... More ›

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