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Disaster Relief & Program Deadlines

Disaster Relief & Program Deadlines

Amy Hagerman, OSU Extension agricultural policy specialist, explains what to expect when applying for disaster assistance. She also offers context for making decisions about the Farm Service Agency programs Agriculture Risk (ARC) and Price Loss Coverage (PLC) in advance of the March 15 signup de... More
Market Monitor

Market Monitor

Kim Anderson, OSU Extension grain marketing specialist, covers crop prices and the latest stocks-to-use ratio measurements.... More
Sask. farmer

Sask. farmer 'breathing a sigh of relief' after snowstorm brings much-needed moisture

Lesley Kelly was stressed about another crop season of drought conditions... More
Soil Health Champion: Gord Alblas

Soil Health Champion: Gord Alblas

Meet Gord Alblas, a third-generation farmer who recently transitioned his family farm to no-till / reduced till over the last four years. Gord discusses changes he’s seen and how other producers can shift their management practices.... More
Greenbelt 19th Birthday

Greenbelt 19th Birthday

Stretching over 2 million acres, the Ontario Greenbelt protects critical farmland, forests, wetlands, rivers, and lakes.... More
Agriculture Priorities - Teresa Ibach

Agriculture Priorities - Teresa Ibach

While we were attending that press conference at the Nebraska Capitol, we had the opportunity to catch up with Nebraska State Senator Teresa Ibach.... More
Barley harvest is done but now it

Barley harvest is done but now it's too hot to combine!

The Winter Barley harvest is finished and next to do is the OSR but it's now too hot to combine, which has never happened to me before. This video will explain all..... More

In the Markets - Darin Newsome

In the Markets - Darin Newsome

Joining us this week to offer his thoughts and perspectives on the current markets is Darin Newsome. He is a Barchat Senior Analyst.... More
We CAN

We CAN'T HARVEST Anymore Corn!

The bin build is up against it now. We've run out of room in the old system using the old dryer. The new dryer and new bins are not yet ready to use. Harvest holdups usually include weather and breakdowns, but this time we're sitting idle because we just have no place to go with our crop. And th... More
Can You Plant Crops With A Plane?

Can You Plant Crops With A Plane?

We had all our cover crops applied by plane this year. This is just a quick video of cereal rye being applied to a popcorn field in early September. The popcorn was just harvested this week in late November, and the cover crop is emerged and growing!... More
Sevita Value Chain Final

Sevita Value Chain Final

Follow the soybean seed along the soybean value chain! Watch as the soybean travels through its lifecycle, including breeding and genetics, trials and testing, seed production, in-field support, receiving and processing, and export end-use manufacturing (Tofu, Soy Beverage, Miso, Natto, and more... More
Texas Farmers Reset After Fires as Drought Continues in Farm Country

Texas Farmers Reset After Fires as Drought Continues in Farm Country

Power lines are being blamed for starting the largest wildfire in Texas history.... More
Market Plus With Ross Baldwin and Jeff French

Market Plus With Ross Baldwin and Jeff French

Ross Baldwin and Jeff French discuss the commodity markets in a special web-only feature.... More
Hauling bin floors home

Hauling bin floors home

Hauling bin floors home | | Millionaire Farmer... More
Seed Starting in the New Greenhouse | Gathering My Supplies and Sowing Seeds

Seed Starting in the New Greenhouse | Gathering My Supplies and Sowing Seeds

I'm starting to gather my seed starting supplies and preparing early for a busy season in my new greenhouse. December is a great time to get my gear organized and go through a dry run or two with a few flats of cool-season lettuce seeds sown to germinate and grow up all in the greenhouse.Cultiva... More
Why is Regenerative Agriculture Profitable-Russ Wilson

Why is Regenerative Agriculture Profitable-Russ Wilson

This presentation was given at the Grazing for Profit Conference held on February 14, 2024 in Harriman, TN. More information on this conference can be obtained by contacting the Roane County Soil and Water Conservation District at http://www.roanecountyscd.com.... More
Finding an Ingredient Supplier

Finding an Ingredient Supplier

Selecting the right ingredient supplier can have a significant impact on your business. Business owners depend on suppliers to provide quality, consistent, and reliable ingredients. This 60-minute webinar addresses the role of an ingredient supplier, how to find and evaluate a reputable company,... More
Weekly Forecast - Eric Hunt

Weekly Forecast - Eric Hunt

The mild March has many of us looking and thinking ahead to the growing season.... More
Wildfires: Disaster Relief Programs

Wildfires: Disaster Relief Programs

Amy Hagerman, OSU Extension ag policy specialist, has a brief overview of disaster relief programs in the aftermath of wildfires in Oklahoma and Texas.... More
Market to Market

Market to Market

Flying sparks are blamed for Texas fires as the Grain Belt stays dry. USDA rolls out a new rule for packers.... More
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