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Rev Up The Combine, It’s Barley Harvesting Season!

It's hard to believe that another year has gone by and it is barley harvesting season already! This year it is a little different in that we have a new head on the combine to make the straw easier to bale (hopefully) and we have a bumper crop!... More ›

Carrots Without Weeds

We cover: Today we are going to talk about keeping carrots weed free (or as weed free as possible), in the third segment you will venture out to the field with me to do some flame weeding, and we take a mailbag question about a garlic harvest issue.... More ›

Hauling wheat, fixing grain bins and podcasting with @BunnyHugFarmers

Hauling wheat, fixing grain bins and podcasting with @BunnyHugFarmers | | Millionaire Farmer... More ›

Farm Trial Great Plains 1205 No-Tiil Driil!

Bale hauling. Cover planting Created , Farmer frustated... More ›

Precision Pastures: Enhancing Grazing with Virtual Fencing

Precision Pastures: Enhancing Grazing with Virtual Fencing | | Manitoba Agriculture... More ›

Feral Swine Eradication and Control Pilot Program Applicant Webinar

Webinar for applicants interested in applying to the NRCS Feral Swine Eradication and Control Pilot Program... More ›

NRCS Chief Colton L. Buckley Announces 2026 VPA-HIP Project Selections

Through the Voluntary Public Access and Habitat Incentive Program (VPA-HIP), we’re helping state and tribal governments encourage landowners to open public access to their land -- for hunting, fishing and other wildlife-dependent recreation.... More ›

Is a Flash Drought Coming? - Mesonet Weather Report

The latest Oklahoma drought update shows no improvement in the drought monitor, while the risk for flash drought is increasing.... More ›

Western Canadian Agriculture: Hard Times Made the World's Best Farmers

Western Canadian agriculture produced the most advanced farmers in the world not through abundance but through adversity. The crow rate fell. The wheat price went nowhere. The brown envelopes stopped. When the subsidies disappeared, the bad farmers left and the good ones stayed. And the ones ... More ›

Fred Below's "New Secrets of Soybean Success"

100-bushel soybean yields are becoming a common occurrence in our research, and this knowledge has allowed Dr. Fred Below to revamp his previous ‘6 Secrets of Soybean Success’. Learn how these 6 factors work together.... More ›

Day 1 Barley Silage!

Day 1 Barley Silage! | | SaskDutch Kid... More ›

Mastering Fall Radishes

We cover: today we are talking about fall radishes AND prepping the garden now for the heat next year.... More ›

Jim Pillen Goes on Trade Mission

Governor Jim Pillen is spending the week in Japan and the Philippines, where he's leading a trade mission aimed at strengthening relationships with two of Nebraska’s key export markets.... More ›

Bales bales bales

Bales bales bales | | South Sask Farmer... More ›

Talking About Farming All Wrong

We cover: today we are talking about what to plant in the unheated tunnel for winter, the many ways that exist to farm, AND it’s feedback friday.... More ›

Grocers and Consumers Turn to Local Hydroponic Lettuce Amid Cyclospora Outbreak

Nearly 2,000 Cyclospora cases have been linked to contaminated iceberg lettuce from central Mexico, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.... More ›

University of Nebraska AWESM Labs

Finding the right balance between agricultural production and wildlife habitat is a challenge many landowners face.... More ›

Canola Near $800: The Prairies Tell Two Stories

On this Cuppa Coffee from What the Futures Podcast, Ryan Denis and guest Chuck compare drowned-out Prairie acres with strong crop potential and explain what that split could mean for canola, wheat, peas, and lentils. They also discuss canola near $786, improving crush basis, rising urea prices, ... More ›

Cool, Wet Weather Causing Yellowing In Soybeans? Watch This

Cool, wet conditions have some soybean fields showing signs of Iron Deficiency Chlorosis (IDC). But will it impact yield? In this week's Pitura Seed Farm Video Update, Laird explains what causes IDC, where it shows up first, and why most soybeans can grow out of it with little to no yield los... More ›

Turning Plant Defense Into a Management Strategy

Turning Plant Defense Into a Management Strategy Understanding how a plant responds to stress is one thing. Using that knowledge to make better management decisions is another. Systemic acquired resistance, or SAR, is the plant's more direct defense response. When stress or infection oc... More ›

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