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The Inoculant Decision Guide

Often overlooked, inoculants are an important part of the silage process. So make the most of your forage crops with FermeSure inoculants, bringing certainty to your forage by ensuring dependable fermentation, stable feed-out, and higher-quality feed in the bunk.... More ›

Feeding, Picking Bales, Bedding

Feeding, Picking Bales, Bedding | SaskDutch Kid... More ›

Preparing for Winter Growing

Today we are talking about the market garden in the dead of winter, What it takes to winter garden, and some Lessons in winter farming with Dan gagnon of Broadfork farm.... More ›

Rain Totals - Mesonet Weather Report

In The Mesonet Weather Report, state climatologist Gary McManus updates the drought monitor after the recent rains. SUNUP is a weekly production agriculture show that airs Saturdays at 7:30 a.m. and Sundays at 6 a.m. on OETA-TV (PBS) all across Oklahoma.... More ›

Fertilizer Prices Stay Volatile as Russia and Hormuz Disrupt Supply

Fertilizer markets remain volatile heading into 2027. Veronica Nigh of The Fertilizer Institute explains how the Strait of Hormuz, Russia, China and tight sulfur supplies are affecting fertilizer costs and availability. She breaks down risks for nitrogen, phosphate and potash, why phosphate r... More ›

CropTalk - Oct 15-2026

On this weeks Crop Talk, the Market Journal team found themselves in Waverly, Nebraska. Bryce caught up with a local producer to check in on Harvest progress.... More ›

The Big Potential of Small Grain Growing With Iriel Edwards and Myles Gaines

Today we are officially kicking off interview season with, well, some of our new favorite interviewers (Iriel Edwards and Myles Gaines) talking small grain growing and hosting a podcast about it.... More ›

Farming At Night

Farm Basics from Ag PhD Episode #1488 | Air Date 10/10/26 - Brian and Darren discuss the safety aspect of nighttime farm operations.... More ›

Disaster Preparation - Nebraska Extension

Nebraska has seen a little bit of everything when it comes to disasters this year. From tornadoes and flooding to devastating wildfires.... More ›

Connecting Local Farms to the School Lunch Tray

Iowa's Waukee Community School District is bringing more locally sourced food into its cafeterias.... More ›

Adding Mushrooms to the Market Garden

Today we are going to finally do some mushroom talk as promised, and we talk about how to store what produce where.... More ›

Swathing Canola on October 10th!

Swathing Canola on October 10th! | | SaskDutch Kid... More ›

Tax Exempt Diesel

President Donald Trump was in Nebraska this week for a campaign rally, but his visit also included action with direct implications for agriculture. Trump signed an executive order aimed at easing diesel costs for farmers, ranchers and truckers.... More ›

Bigger Corn Yield Pressures Grain; Local Food Reaches School Lunch Trays

USDA raised corn and soybean yield estimates above trade expectations, sending grain futures sharply lower. Ahead of National School Lunch Week, one Iowa district shows how local farms and food hubs are helping supply school cafeterias — and the costs and logistics involved. Naomi Blohm and Ted ... More ›

$6M in funding for 14 northern Ontario agricultural projects

More than $6 million from the Northern Ontario Heritage Fund Corporation is funding 14 agricultural projects across northern Ontario. Several drainage tile projects aim to reduce excess water, improve farmland and boost crop yields.... More ›

How We Plant Our Garlic

Today we talk about the potential and proven roles of engineers on farms, plus I take you out to the field with me to plant some garlic. Oh, and did I mention it was feedback friday? It’s true.... More ›

How Corn and Soybean Prices Can Rally This Winter — USDA, China and El Niño

Naomi Blohm and Ted Seifried go deeper on USDA’s corn yield, soybean quality and China demand.... More ›

Harvest Forecast - Eric Hunt

With harvest activity picking back up following recent rainfall, what does mother nature has in store, and can producers expect a good window to keep those combines rolling over the next seven to ten days? Nebraska Extension's Eric hunt has the answer.... More ›

Changes to ARC & PLC?

OSU Extension agricultural policy specialist, discusses the recent changes to ARC and PLC programs.... More ›

Are Legumes an Option? - Cow-Calf Corner

In Cow-Calf Corner, Mark Johnson, OSU Extension beef cattle breeding specialist, discusses planting legumes in cool season pastures.... More ›

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