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Fallow Years

Farm Basics from Ag PhD Episode #1476 | Air Date 7/19/26 - Although fallow years are not as common today, Brian and Darren explain why you may still see fields without crops growing during the summer.... More ›

Fitting Ecological Farming into The Economy

We cover: today we are fitting ecological farming into the modern economy talking: tillage vs no-till economics, farming…in THIS economy, and Restoring Degraded Land for Economies, Communities, Farmers, and Health with John D. Liu.... More ›

Dr. Fei Yang Discusses Corn Rootworm, European Corn Borer, and Pest Monitoring

What insect threats are Minnesota corn growers facing, and what research is helping farmers stay ahead of them? At the 2026 MN Ag Expo, University of Minnesota entomologist Fei Yang shared updates on three Minnesota Corn-supported research projects focused on insect monitoring, seed treatment... More ›

The Crop Planning Tool That Could Change Your Bottom Line!

Every growing season begins with hundreds of high-stakes decisions. But what if you could test those decisions before they cost you real money? In this episode of Ag Tech with Andrew, I sit down with Landon Fahlman from AgExpert to discuss the launch of CropPlan+—an innovative crop planning too... More ›

Why Recent Rain Hasn't Ended Oklahoma's Drought - Mesonet Weather Report

Oklahoma drought conditions remain a concern despite recent rainfall. In this edition of the Mesonet Weather Report, Oklahoma State Climatologist Gary McManus explains why much of the state is still experiencing drought and what the latest rainfall means for soil moisture, water supplies, and lo... More ›

Welding Summer Camp Combining Hands-On Skills With Industry Knowledge.

Nebraska agriculture depends on skilled workers but finding them has become increasingly difficult. Welders are among the most in-demand trades, and the equipment that keeps farms and ranches running can't go without them.... More ›

Corn and Soybean Yields Dependence on El Niño, More Impact This Winter

The hot American summer is also happening in Europe. However, as the brewing “super” El Niño takes form, other countries’ impact will be different – and likely found – this winter. We also look at plant diseases spreading across Nebraska cornfields and the likelihood of other regions being impac... More ›

Wildfire Recovery in the Sandhills With the Nebraska Extension's Mitch Stevenson

Historic wildfires and ongoing drought have been at the heart of decision-making for cattle producers in western Nebraska this year.... More ›

Soil Blocks and The Nerds Who Love Them

We cover: today we are talking soil blocks: soil blocks vs the world, your soil block questions answered, what about the stuff growing on my soil blocks. All the soil blocks, all the time. Er. show.... More ›

Haying is under way!

Haying is under way! | | South Sask Farmer... More ›

Our Choppers Back And Wall Demo Time!

Our Choppers Back And Wall Demo Time! | | SaskDutch Kid... More ›

Come To Field Day 2026

Farm Basics from Ag PhD Episode #1475 | Air Date 7/11/26 - It ain't summer without the Ag PhD Field Day! Join us down at the Hefty Farm on Thursday, July 30, 2026 for agriculture's greatest one day event!... More ›

Will We See Cooler Temps in the Coming Week? - Weekly Forecast

We've certainly seen some summer heat over the last week. Will there be any precipitation on the way to cool us off a bit? Nebraska Extension's Eric Hunt has the answer.... More ›

Deadly Texas Flooding, Wildfire Smoke and the Crop Weather Outlook

Deadly flash flooding strikes Texas as Canadian wildfire smoke and extreme heat affect communities and growing conditions across the country. What could changing rainfall, drought conditions and temperatures mean for corn and soybeans? Peter Tubbs reports.... More ›

Drought, Floods & Rising Costs — Burke County's Idlewood Farms Is Rolling With the Punches

For brothers Robert and Sid Prescott of Idlewood Farms in Burke County, 2026 hasn't felt like farming — it's felt like survival. Reporting from Waynesboro, John Holcomb visits the Prescott's 850-acre Bermuda grass and beef cattle operation to hear firsthand how one of the most unpredictable seas... More ›

University of Kentucky Opens $60M Martin-Gatton Agricultural Sciences Building to Support Students

The University of Kentucky Martin-Gatton College of Agriculture, Food and Environment has opened the new $60 million Martin-Gatton Agricultural Sciences Building, a 66,000-square-foot teaching facility and student center designed to support the next generation of agricultural leaders.... More ›

How Are Oklahoma Summer Crops Progressing?

Josh Lofton, OSU Extension cropping systems specialist, gives an update on how summer crops are progressing throughout the state. Despite weather challenges earlier in the season, overall crop performance was strong across much of the state, offering optimism for producers heading into harvest.... More ›

KWS Rye Seed Varieties & Forage cuts with Blair

boot vs milk stage of rye silage as well as Serafino, & Receptor rye seed varieties... More ›

Corn Rootworm Beetles and Taking Action

Channel Technical Agronomist shares how to evaluate corn rootworm beetles caught in a sticky trap and management options based on the number of beetles caught.... More ›

Advancements in Agricultural Research - Dr. Bill Biligetu (2026)

Deep roots, seeds of success: A century of forage genetic innovation in Western Canada Presentation by Dr. Bill Biligetu (PhD), Associate Professor and Ministry of Agriculture Strategic Research Program (SRP) Chair in Forage Crop Breeding, Department of Plant Sciences This talk provides an... More ›

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