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First Day Of Planting Cotton!!

We are a Family Farm in West Tennessee growing soybeans, corn, wheat, and cotton! You can actually buy a 100% cotton shirt at https://5thgencottonco.com out of the cotton we grow on our farm!... More ›

Spraying Corn Herbicide

Border View Farms is a mid-sized family farm that sits on the Ohio-Michigan border. My name is Nathan. I make and edit all of the videos posted here. I farm with my dad, Mark and uncle, Phil. We also have a part-time employee, Brock. My dad started the farm in 1980. Since then we have grown th... More ›

Corn Root System

Farm Basics from Ag PhD Episode #1467 | Air Date 5/17/26 - When corn seed puts down roots, it brings the whole family! The Heftys introduce you to all the members from, seminal to brace.... More ›

When Things Must Die so The Garden Shall Live + The Okra Show

Welcome to episode 401 of Growers Daily! We cover: Okra and the circle of life… of a garden.... More ›

Scouting for corn Nematodes | Tamra Jackson-Ziems

As corn begins to emerge across Nebraska, now is the time to scout. Early-season disease pressure can set the tone for the rest of the growing season. Nebraska Extension Plant Pathologist Tamra Jackson-Ziems shares what producers should be watching for in the field.... More ›

CropTalk - May 20

Early Season Insects to Watch... More ›

Gathering Farmer Sentiment Changes, Factors Fluctuate

The year 2015 was just before a national election – which have major influences on policy paths, administration goals, and how farmers feel about their future... More ›

Peas done, onto canola

Peas done, onto canola | | Millionaire Farmer... More ›

Planting the First Ever Crop on My New Ground

We just planted the first crop ever on Zach's newly purchased 38-acre field, and it wasn't without its challenges. In this video, we dig behind the planter to check soil moisture, talk through our starter fertilizer program, and discover this ground has some heavier soil than expected, including... More ›

Can You Use Woodstove Charcoal as Biochar + Going From Compacted Dirt to Thriving Soil

We cover: the stuff in the woodstove acting like biochar, converting compacted ground into productive soil, and where has all the sulfur gone?... More ›

Connecting Consumers to Agriculture Through Flowers

Flowers from this 60-acre farm in Winterset are making their way into homes across the Midwest .... More ›

CropTalk - May 13

Is it time to start planting Soybeans. Quick look at a Delta T tool... More ›

Final Push On Corrals! Can We Finish Today?!

Final Push On Corrals! Can We Finish Today?! | | SaskDutch Kid... More ›

The Cost of Waiting: Early Weed Competition Explained

Weeds don’t wait — and neither should your weed control. Early-season weed competition can steal nutrients, water, and yield from corn starting day one. In this video, Mark Kitt, Technical Product Lead for Corn Herbicides at Syngenta, explains how small weeds can lead to real yield and ROI losse... More ›

Western tansymustard in a short grass prairie patch.

Western Tansymustard is an annual plant that penetrates compact soil and softens it for grass to grow more easily after it seeds and decomposes to produce beneficial soil organisms eating the rotten stems of weeds from within.... More ›

Most Farmers Make This Tire Mistake

Do you overinflate your tractor tires? Most farmers do, but not on purpose. We asked Titan International what you need to check on your tires to improve performance, reduce wear and protect your yield.... More ›

Farm Bill Update

Amy Hagerman, agricultural policy specialist with Oklahoma State University Extension, breaks down the newly passed Farm Bill in the U.S. House and explains what key provisions could mean as the legislation now advances to the Senate for consideration.... More ›

Oklahoma Drought Conditions Worsen

In the Mesonet weather report, Oklahoma State Climatologist Gary McManus highlights a worsening drought map across the state and warns that extreme heat could return next week. Learn how changing weather patterns may impact Oklahoma agriculture, water conditions, and summer forecasts.... More ›

Soybean Seedling Disease - Dylan Mangel

Last Spring's rainfall was welcome. But it also created ideal conditions for soybean seedling diseases. Soybeans are most vulnerable during germination, when root systems are still developing and energy reserves are limited.... More ›

In the Field Update

Let's get an update from the field. Planters are out and about rolling through Nebraska fields. Market Journal’s Steve White caught up with area producer Michael Dibbern near Wood River, to see how things are shaping up on his operation.... More ›

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