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Wheat Harvest Day 1 | Did we Finally fix the Fendt Ideal

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Is Double Digging Worth it + Why Your Onions Flopped (literally and figuratively)

We cover: dry farming a first year garden, onions that lay down, and is double digging worth it? That’s quite the show.... More ›

Episode 125: A Ranching Family's Approach to Conservation and Changing Landscapes

We explore how one ranching family in British Columbia is navigating the growing challenges of water stewardship, conservation and climate change. From upgrading irrigation systems, building off-stream watering infrastructure to protecting wildlife habitat and advocating for agricultural water r... More ›

More Rain Expected Through Fall? - Mesonet Weather Report

State Climatologist Gary McManus says Oklahoma's wet pattern isn't over yet. In this Mesonet Weather Report, learn why more rain is expected in the coming weeks and how current weather patterns could keep precipitation chances going into the fall months.... More ›

Pheromone Trapping - Western Bean Cutworm

Back at the Weed Management Field Day, and while weed management is an important topic here, we aren't just learning about weed control at today's event. Pest control is another topic of interest this time of year. We were also fortunate enough to get some insights into research happening on Wes... More ›

Flea beetles, wireworms and weevils 'off the hop' in Manitoba fields – AgronomyTV

Are your crops protected "right off the hop" this spring? In this episode of AgronomyTV, we talk with John Gavloski, provincial entomologist with Manitoba Agriculture, out in Carman, Man. John breaks down exactly what insects growers should be scouting for as seeding gets underway, how to id... More ›

Terminate Wireworms with Equento

Introducing Equento® insecticide seed treatment. Equento is a new solution for management of early-season pests in both cereals and pulses, helping to improve plant emergence and maximize plant populations. Visit syngenta-us.com/seed-treatment/equento for more information.... More ›

CropTalk - Growing Season Observations

The Weed Management Field Day is a culmination of an entire year of work and research. And joining us now to discuss her observations this growing season and what has been happening in the fields behind us is Extension Educator Jenny Brehl.... More ›

Permanently Preserving Ag Land

The nonprofit American Farmland Trust, founded in 1980, is a national leader when it comes to efforts to permanently protect farmland, especially in high-development areas.... More ›

Replanting Our Early Soybeans Field and Spraying Weeds

Got a few acres to replant with the early-planted beans, and got all our 1st pass of spraying done on the bean ground. Got the planter problem fixed after shearing multiple shear pins.... More ›

Planting sugar beets

Planting sugar beets | | TractorandMX... More ›

Soybean Growth Stages

Farm Basics from Ag PhD Episode #1473 | Air Date 6/28/26 - The seed is the first leaves? And the plant will grow even if most of it is destroyed? The Heftys showcase the unusual beginnings of this magical bean.... More ›

Keeping the Old Iron Running! Harvesting First Crop Hay Silage On A Dairy Farm (2026 Hay Season)

We are harvesting first Crop Hay Silage today and trying to keep our old equipment running! This is the second day of chopping first crop. We faced a few break downs today stick around to find out if we can get the old equipment up and running again. Also make sure to go back to our other videos... More ›

High Tunnels in Wind and Tornado Prone Areas + Come Plant with Me

We cover: tunnels in rough weather areas, I take you to the field with me to prep and plant some lettuce. And it’s feedback friday.... More ›

How hot is too hot for crops?

How hot is too hot for crops? | | AgPhD... More ›

Do Cold Temps Impact Emerging Corn & Soybeans? | Pioneer Agronomy

A cold snap swept across west central Minnesota and eastern South Dakota, bringing frost, fog, and temperatures dipping into the 20s—raising urgent questions about early crop damage. In this video, Pioneer Agronomist Eric Rice breaks down what those overnight temperatures could mean for emerg... More ›

Global Corn Promotion

For decades, the Illinois corn checkoff has partnered with the U.S. Grains and Bioproducts Council to promote corn and its products across the world. In this Managing for Profit, Jon Rosenstiel, a director with the Illinois Corn Marketing Board, discusses some of their recent efforts.... More ›

Senate Draft of Farm Bill 2.0

The Senate's Farm Bill 2.0 comes after the House took the first major step in late April by a vote of 224 to 200. It prioritized more money for farmers, changes to SNAP requirements, and fewer regulations on agriculture. Now, Senate lawmakers are working to craft their own version.... More ›

Grain Markets - Heather Ramsey

South American crops are putting pressure on markets here at home as corn takes another hit this week. Of course, some of the same questions remain about geo-political situations involving Iran and China. Joining us at this week Weed Management Field Day to discuss those topics and more is heath... More ›

Poison Ivy in The Garden + Ginger? Turmeric? Jicama? Horseradish?

We cover: poison ivy in the garden, some specialty crops (like ginger and others) that CAN be worth it maybe, AND what level of shade cloth you need for where you are and what you’re growing.... More ›

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