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The National Corn Growers Association

The National Corn Growers Association's Report on U.S. Farm Input Costs

The study, conducted by Kynetec for NCGA, details the price premiums U.S. farmers pay for their inputs compared to Brazilian farmers –their largest global competitor.... More
In the Markets - Doug Simon

In the Markets - Doug Simon

After a sharp rally to start the week, the grain markets have spent the last few days digesting those gains. Traders are continuing to monitor weather across the corn belt, strong export activity and the critical pollination period for much of this year's corn crop.... More
Market to Market

Market to Market

On this edition of Market to Market ... Hard data backs up what American farmers have long been concerned about with Brazil. A squid squabble off the Oregon coast. And, commodity market analysis with Ted Seifried.... More
Market Plus with Ted Seifried

Market Plus with Ted Seifried

Is the market too comfortable with a trendline corn yield? Ted Seifried discusses the assumptions driving prices and what could change the outlook in this week’s online-only Market Plus.... More
One Gene Between Wheat and Disaster | On The Brink: Season 2 - Episode 9

One Gene Between Wheat and Disaster | On The Brink: Season 2 - Episode 9

Midge-tolerant wheat gave Canadian growers something rare: a pest problem they no longer have to think about. But that entire defense depends on one resistance gene, SM1. Dr. Tyler Wist explains why that single point of failure worries him, and what's being done to protect it. Dr. Tyler Wist ... More
 Superior Milk Actually Starts In A Soybean Field

Superior Milk Actually Starts In A Soybean Field

Superior milk starts long before the dairy barn 🐮, it actually starts in a soybean field.... More

 Ag Economy Update - June 2026 Acreage Report

Ag Economy Update - June 2026 Acreage Report

Dr. Todd Davis, chief economist for Indiana Farm Bureau, provides an analysis of the June 2026 Acreage Report from the USDA.... More
Weather

Weather's Role in Chasing 4th Consecutive Year of Record Crops

Jim Roemer explains why a rapidly strengthening El Niño — paired with record heat baking Western Europe's corn crop — points toward a neutral-to-bearish summer for corn and soybeans, not a repeat of the historic 1983 Corn Belt drought.... More
Field Topography & Nitrogen Efficiency

Field Topography & Nitrogen Efficiency

Allen Parrish, Pivot Bio Agronomist, explains how field topography can impact nitrogen efficiency. Hilly and rolling ground is more prone to runoff. Pivot Bio’s microbial nitrogen source lives on each plant, delivering a continuous daily supply of nitrogen directly to the crop and helping red... More
Fusarium Head Blight (FHB) in Wheat

Fusarium Head Blight (FHB) in Wheat

Fusarium head blight or FHB also known as headscab is caused primarily by the fungal pathogen fusarium grammanum.... More
Fusarium Head Blight Management and Harvesting in Organic Wheat with Prof Damon Smith

Fusarium Head Blight Management and Harvesting in Organic Wheat with Prof Damon Smith

Fusarium Head Blight Management and Harvesting in Organic Wheat with Prof Damon Smith, Extension Field Crops Pathologist Department of Plant Pathology, UW–Madison Filmed in June 2024 in Arlington Agricultural Research Station, WI. Produced by Kelly Debbink, Outreach Specialist, OGRAIN. F... More
Herbicide Rotational Restrictions

Herbicide Rotational Restrictions

Are you planning your future cropping system while applying herbicides this season? In this video, University of Wisconsin-Madison Extension Weed Scientist Rodrigo Werle and Weed Science Outreach Specialist Daniel Smith break down the critical importance of herbicide rotational restrictions.... More
Canola Survivability in Excess Moisture Conditions

Canola Survivability in Excess Moisture Conditions

How will my canola respond after an excess moisture event? Sonia Wilson, Oilseeds Specialist with Manitoba Agriculture and Lindsey Brooks, Agronomy Specialist with Manitoba Canola Growers Association discuss.... More
CropTalk - June 24

CropTalk - June 24

Topics covered today: Leaf and Head Disease Getting Fungicide Timing Right Economic Consideration for Managing Wet Areas Crop Scouting Panel... More
We’ll NEVER Use These Grain Bins Again!

We’ll NEVER Use These Grain Bins Again!

A huge change is happening on the farm — our new grain bin has officially arrived, and that means we’ll never use some of our old grain bins again. In today's video, we take delivery of the new grain bin, look back at the old bins that have been part of our farm for years, and talk about why thi... More
Bigger Stalks

Bigger Stalks

Farm Basics from Ag PhD Episode #1474 | Air Date 7/5/26 - Brian and Darren discuss soil fertility and soil structure as it relates to getting bigger stalks on plants.... More
Visiting The Milpa Garden Trials + Getting Kids into Gardening

Visiting The Milpa Garden Trials + Getting Kids into Gardening

We cover: we are talking about motivating kids to garden, we get a little milpa patch update from the field, and it’s feedback friday.... More
Growing Future Farmers — Warren County

Growing Future Farmers — Warren County's 4-H Garden Connecting Kids to Agriculture

Tucked just outside a school in rural Warren County, a small garden is making a big impact. Known as the 4-H Farm and School Garden, the project started with a simple idea: bring kids outside and connect them to the land that feeds them.... More
Inside Muskegon Correctional Facility: A Garden, Life-Lessons and Skills Bloom

Inside Muskegon Correctional Facility: A Garden, Life-Lessons and Skills Bloom

The Michigan Department of Corrections' horticulture program offers incarcerated individuals the opportunity to work hands-on with vegetables and bedding plants, while also learning about the process in a classroom setting.... More
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