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Finally We Are On The Fields Planting Corn!

It seems like it was a long-time coming but we are finally on the fields planting corn. Cold, wet weather has made working the land and planting the first of our crops and difficult proposition but today we got at least one corn field done. Join us at Ewetopia Farms as we use old methods to get ... More ›

Seeding Canola

Seeding Canola | | SaskDutch Kid... More ›

Grain Markets Lack Direction Right Now. What Could Change That? - Darin Newsom

Are grain markets setting up for a summer rally, or is more downside ahead? This week on Market Journal, Senior Barchart Analyst Darin Newsom shares his outlook for corn, soybeans and wheat as traders head into the heart of the growing season.... More ›

In the Field Update - Winter Wheat Losses

A growing number of farmers in the Nebraska panhandle are reporting significant winter wheat losses this spring. Months of dry conditions, limited snow cover, and persistent winds have left many fields struggling and, in some cases, beyond recovery. crop insurance agents say claim activity has p... More ›

Market Plus with Brad Matthews

Brad Matthews talks weather, cattle, and corn in our Market Plus.... More ›

Weather Update - Eric Hunt

Some areas finally picked up much needed rain this week, while others missed out. As we head toward June, how are things shaping up? Nebraska Extension's Eric Hunt has the Forecast.... More ›

Market to Market

Entering the final review of USMCA without Canada. The battle blueberry growers face after harvest. And, commodity market analysis with Brad Matthews.... More ›

Cover Crop Grazing

The Living Lab–Ontario Cover Crop Grazing project is testing how livestock and cover crops can work together to build healthier soils. By comparing grazed and ungrazed cover crops on a diversified farm, researchers and farmers are measuring soil health, compaction, and crop performance. The goal... More ›

Women in Agriculture: Ruth Blanchard

Agriculture in the Classroom NL and the NL Young Farmers present the Women in Agriculture Series featuring Ruth Blanchard from Pinedale Farms in Terra Nova, NL!... More ›

White Mold in Winter Canola | Timing, Treatment & Taking Control | Pioneer Agronomy

White mold can be one of the most damaging diseases in winter canola, but with the right approach, it doesn’t have to be. In this video, Pioneer field agronomist Greg Pfeffer breaks down what to watch for, when to act, and how to stay ahead of infection. From early spring green-up to the crit... More ›

Understanding the Blackleg & Verticillium Connection Webinar

This webinar will explore the emerging connection between blackleg and verticillium stripe in canola, two diseases increasingly shaping yield risk across the Prairies. Presented by Ian Epp of Sask Oilseeds, the session will unpack current research and field observations that highlight how blackl... More ›

How OSU Is Fighting Wheat Streak Mosaic Virus

In this segment, Brett Carver, OSU wheat genetics chair, discusses the OSU Wheat Improvement Team’s efforts to combat wheat streak mosaic virus. Learn how Oklahoma State University researchers are working to strengthen wheat genetics, improve disease resistance, and protect wheat production.... More ›

How Is Oklahoma Wheat Looking? OSU Gives a Field Update

SUNUP attends OSU Agriculture’s Lahoma Field Day and catches up with Amanda De Oliveira Silva, OSU Extension small grains specialist, for an update on Oklahoma wheat conditions. See how the wheat crop is developing across the state and hear expert insights on current field observations.... More ›

Inside BASF Ridivex | Three Pillars of Weed Control

BASF introduces Ridivex Herbicide, a powerful new post‑emergence solution for corn designed to help growers tackle today’s toughest weed challenges. In this video, Josh Putman, Technical Marketing Manager for corn herbicides, explains how Ridivex fits into modern weed management programs.... More ›

Can Manure Improve Wheat Fields? OSU Study Explores the Results

In this SUNUP segment, Daniel Adamson, OSU Extension soil and water conservation specialist, joins us from Lahoma to discuss an Oklahoma State University study exploring the use of manure as a nutrient source for wheat fields. Learn how this research could impact soil health, nutrient management... More ›

Oklahoma Drought Growing as Rain Chances Return - Mesonet Weather Report Mesonet Weather Report

In this Mesonet Weather Report, Oklahoma state climatologist Gary McManus explains how drought conditions are expanding across the state, while new rain chances may offer some relief. Get the latest Oklahoma weather outlook, drought updates, and precipitation forecast.... More ›

Weed Control Updates for Southwest North Dakota - Wild World of Weeds Workshop 2026

Video #3 of 12 from the 28th Annual Wild World of Weeds Workshop. This presentation is from Caleb Dalley, Research Weed Specialist at the NDSU Hettinger Research Extension Center.... More ›

Agriculture Enlightened 2026

Agtech is a rapidly expanding sector in Canada. At Agriculture Enlightened, you’ll hear from leading voices on the innovation, issues, and ideas that are helping to grow Canada’s position as a global leader in agtech, and meet the needs of an evolving global population. Experience a day of engag... More ›

Renewable Fuel - Greg Anderson

May has been proclaimed Renewable Fuels Month here in Nebraska. Earlier this week, Governor Jim Pillen made that official. Highlighting the role ethanol, biodiesel, and renewable diesel play in the state's economy.... More ›

Trump Trade Deals with China

The administration claims China has agreed to increase its imports of U.S. agricultural products to at least $17 billion annually through 2028. Chinese officials have yet to confirm which products would be purchased but did recognize there is a deal.... More ›

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