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What is Fertilizer?

What is Fertilizer?

Farm Basics from Ag PhD Episode #1436 | Air Date 10/12/25 - The Hefty brothers talk about the difference between fertilizer and chemicals.... More
Sorting Sheep Breeding Groups Comes To A Blunt End!

Sorting Sheep Breeding Groups Comes To A Blunt End!

We kicked things off by sorting our Dorset and Suffolk breeding groups and putting rams in with the ewes. Breeding season is always exciting, and this is the start of another chapter for our flock. With two groups sorted, we still have two more to finish, which we’ll share in the next episode.... More
When Hay is Your Only Mulch Option + The Dogma Free Garden is a Happy Garden

When Hay is Your Only Mulch Option + The Dogma Free Garden is a Happy Garden

We cover: what to do when hay is the only mulch you got, the dogma free garden, and it’s feedback friday.... More
Drought Deepens Across Oklahoma — What It Means for Summer Crops

Drought Deepens Across Oklahoma — What It Means for Summer Crops

In this Mesonet weather report, Emma White, OSU Extension Agricultural Meteorologist, shares the latest on Oklahoma’s summer crop progress.... More
Want to Start Farming? Don’t Miss OSU’s Apprenticeship Opportunity!

Want to Start Farming? Don’t Miss OSU’s Apprenticeship Opportunity!

Josh Campbell, OSU Extension’s Beginning Farmer and Rancher Coordinator, shares details about Oklahoma State University’s Beginning Farmer and Rancher Apprenticeship Program — designed to help aspiring producers build a strong foundation in agriculture.... More
Iowa Corn Harvest, 1993

Iowa Corn Harvest, 1993

Iowa corn harvest from 1993. John Deere machine takes out the crop with water logged acres still visible in the big flood year of 1993. Six row corn head on the JD Turbo 6620 makes the turnaround.... More
The best and worst soybeans I have ever harvested

The best and worst soybeans I have ever harvested

The best and worst soybeans I have ever harvested | Brian's Farming Videos... More

Shaking Up the Farmland Ownership Model (With Ian McSweeney and Julian Lauzzana)

Shaking Up the Farmland Ownership Model (With Ian McSweeney and Julian Lauzzana)

We cover: Ian McSweeney with The Farmers Land Trust and Farmland Commons and Julian Lauzzana join us to talk about a new path toward farmland ownership.... More
Boost Wheat Yields with Proven Nitrogen & Soil Test Methods

Boost Wheat Yields with Proven Nitrogen & Soil Test Methods

Learn how to maximize wheat yields with smarter nitrogen and nutrient management strategies from Brian Arnall, OSU Extension soil nutrient management specialist.... More
How Can We Grow More Food With Less Impact?

How Can We Grow More Food With Less Impact?

For over two decades, Dr. Mitloehner has been at the forefront of research on how animal agriculture affects our air and our climate. With deep expertise in emissions and volatile organic compounds, his work initially focused on air quality in regions like California’s Central Valley—home to bot... More
Advancements in Agricultural Research - Dr. Jill Hobbs

Advancements in Agricultural Research - Dr. Jill Hobbs

Signalling sustainability: Consumers, supply chains, and certifications Presentation by Dr. Jill Hobbs (PhD), Distinguished Professor, Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics... More
Why U.S. Crop Exports Are Facing Tough Challenges

Why U.S. Crop Exports Are Facing Tough Challenges

OSU agricultural economist John Michael Riley uses a relatable family dinner analogy to explain today’s U.S. crop export challenges. From soybeans to other key commodities, global trade pressures are creating headwinds for American farmers.... More
Plowing A Field For The First Time EVER

Plowing A Field For The First Time EVER

Today on the farm I’m learning how to plow soil and we drill wheat for the first time ever! Both implements came out of the weeds: found on Facebook marketplace for CHEAP. They haven't been used in years! It’s one of those big “firsts” you never forget, and I can’t wait to take you along for the... More
Billboard to the World Seed Industry

Billboard to the World Seed Industry

If you had a billboard to the world, what would it say? That’s the question we asked some of the biggest names in the international seed sector.... More
Pasture and Rangeland Fall Weed Control

Pasture and Rangeland Fall Weed Control

As the summer winds to a close and pastures begin to go dormant, weed management might not be the top priority of many cattle producers. However, fall can be one of the most effective times to control some of the toughest rangeland invaders.... More
Three Issues Grain Growers Are Watching This Fall

Three Issues Grain Growers Are Watching This Fall

Grain Growers of Canada's Kyle Larkin continues his messaging about the key issues grain farmers need from Ottawa.... More
This Show is a One-Year Old! + When to Protect Crops From Cold (and With What)

This Show is a One-Year Old! + When to Protect Crops From Cold (and With What)

We cover: we’re celebrating one year of this show, so we’ll talk a bit about that and what I’ve learned in the last year and what the experience of doing a daily show is like, we will take a question about when to cover what, then talk WHAT to cover it with.... More
Residue Breakdown

Residue Breakdown

Farm Basics from Ag PhD Episode #1435 | Air Date 10/05/25 - After harvest, what's left behind? There's a method to that messiness, say the Heftys.... More
CropTalk - Valley Nebraska

CropTalk - Valley Nebraska

Harvest continues as we speak and this week our team travelled to Valley Nebraska to see how things are shaping up for our producers in Eastern Nebraska. Chad Moyer of the rural radio network has more from Douglas County... More
We are Grain Farmers

We are Grain Farmers

Behind every field of barley, corn, oats, soybeans, and wheat, there’s a family, and a story worth telling. “We Are Grain Farmers” is a tribute to the people who grow the grains that feed Ontario and the world. From the early mornings and long days, to the unpredictable challenges of markets ... More
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