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KAP 2026 AGM - Policy Workshop: Drainage

KAP 2026 AGM - Policy Workshop: Drainage | | Keystone Agricultural Producers... More ›

Making Spring Planting Decisions

AgDay's Haley Bickelhaupt talks with one Indiana producer who has some tough planting decisions to make.... More ›

All About Allelopathy

Farm Basics from Ag PhD Episode #1457 | Air Date 3/8/26 - Some plants look innocent, but they're quietly sabotaging the competition! The Heftys go underground to report on this stealth warfare.... More ›

Getting Ready for Pests with a Total Pest Show

We cover: While my voice is recovering we’re going to keep my current talking to a minimum and let some of my OLDER talking do some work. So today’s episode we’ve gathered some segments on common garden pests, growing squash without the bugs, pests you can’t just exclude, and even get a little c... More ›

What Global Events Mean for Grain Markets Right Now - Market Monitor with Todd Hubbs

In this Market Monitor segment, OSU Extension grain marketing specialist Todd Hubbs discusses how recent global upheaval is influencing grain prices and agricultural markets.... More ›

U.S. Soybean Export Council

U.S. Soybean Export Council CEO, Jim Sutter gives some insight on how Soybean Exports are holding up.... More ›

College Greenhouse Feeds Students and Community

The progress of a business, just like history, rarely goes in a straight line. A project can begin in one place and end up in another. This is true for one Midwest university food project. Over the past decade, a student guided experience has gone from raising vegetables and fish to becoming a v... More ›

When is Sustainable Packaging Coming in the Canadian Agri Food Industry? 3 Critical Perspectives

Canada’s regulatory landscape on single-use plastics is complex but a recent ruling by the Federal Court of Appeal sided with the government’s intent to eliminate single-use plastics. What does this mean for the Canadian agri-food industry? How can companies find the right balance between regula... More ›

E-15 Update - Brooke Rollins

Secretary of Ag, Brooke Rollins gives an E15 update from the Commodity Classic in San Antiono Texas.... More ›

Iran War Could Reduce Corn Acres

Iran War Could Reduce Corn Acres... More ›

E-98 Prototype - John Deer

We discuss how producers could grow their own fuel with this E -98 prototype form John Deer.... More ›

Weeds Update - Let's Talk About It Trailer

Weeds Update - Let's Talk About It Trailer | | Manitoba Agriculture... More ›

Conserving Canada's Working Farmlands

An interprovincial working group is collaborating to advance a simple goal: ensuring that the voluntary protection of farmland receives the same federal tax treatment as land conserved for ecological purposes. The group is advocating for consistent, fair incentives that support long term protect... More ›

Will Farmers Have Enough Fertilizer for Spring Planting?

With the war in Iran what do fertilizer supplies look like for spring? Will urea and some products that go through the Strait of Hormuz get here is time?... More ›

A Quick Update on My Voice

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Market Plus with Matt Bennett

Matt Bennett discusses the economic and commodity markets in this web-only feature.... More ›

Grain Market Outlook - AgMarket.Net

Get a look at the Grain Markets with AgMarket.Net Chief Operating Officer, Jim McCormick .... More ›

Sorghum Products - Steve White

Expand new uses for Sorghum with things like popped Sorghum, as it has nutritional values like protein and fiber.... More ›

Market to Market

The war in Iran threatens to make inputs more expensive. Building an agriculture program that’s feeding a changing local community. Commodity market analysis with Matt Bennett.... More ›

Conservation Easements: A Final Message to Farmers and Ranchers

Erik Glenn, CEO of the Colorado Cattlemen’s Agriculture Land Trust, Chad Ellis, CEO of the Texas Agricultural Land Trust, and Jim Strickland, a Florida rancher who serves as Vice Chair of the Florida Conservation Group, share some final thoughts on the value of conservation easements.... More ›

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