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Combating Food Deserts in South Georgia

Jennifer Parson reports on one Albany U-Pick Operation and the South Georgia group whose revolutionizing Community Gardening to Combat Food Deserts: One Garden at a time.... More ›

Market Monitor

Kim Anderson, OSU Extension grain marketing specialist, discusses the latest movements in the crop markets.... More ›

Unbelievable huge silage piles of the world

Big silage piles of the world In this video I show you some of the biggest silage pits of the world. Heavy machines are harvesting und packing thousands of tons of corn or whole crop silage. In this video you see PMS & Harvesting from the USA. The company harvests unbelievable 1200 tons of si... More ›

Are There Concerns When Feeding Wheat Hay?

Paul Beck, OSU Extension beef cattle specialist, has advice for producers who will be feeding wheat hay during the summer.... More ›

Planting Progress Update in Eastern Nebraska | Bryan Woita

In this in-the-field update, we check in on the latest planting progress with farmer Bryan Woita in Saunders County. Despite the challenges that come with spring planting, Woita and his crew are slowly making headway.... More ›

Drift Watch - Craig Romary

We're looking at a tool that could save you and your neighbors some headaches down the road. Drift Watch is designed to help pesticide applicators and specialty crop growers communicate more effectively, to help prevent and manage drift effects. We spoke with Craig Romary to get the details.... More ›

Weirdest Calf Ever Born on the Farm!

Thanks for watching!PO BOX 604 Brookline Mo 65619... More ›

First day in corn... will have to mess with some settings..

We are off and running with our R75 combine. We will have to start learning how to set this thing for corn.... More ›

AI Weeding

AI Weeding | Western Growers... More ›

Growth Staging Wheat

Why is it important to properly growth stage wheat? As Pioneer Field Agronomist Jonathan Rotz explains, key wheat management decisions need to be made at certain growth stages. Exact growth stages cannot be determined by just looking at the height of the crop or based on calendar dates. A carefu... More ›

Sweet Corn vs. Field Corn

Farm Basics from Ag PhD Episode #1309 | Air Date 05/07/23 - Sweet corn is what you eat, yet most farmers produce #2 yellow corn. Brian and Darren Hefty explain the differences in today's tasty Farm Basics.... More ›

Dust Storm Highlights Dry and Windy Conditions in Grain Belt While Flooding Persists

A rare May winter snow storm in the eastern mountains of West Virginia dropped eight inches of snow on the Alleghenies.... More ›

Hard Work and Craftsmanship Paying Dividends for Teenage Agricultural Entrepreneur

Ray D’Alessio has the inspiring story of a young entrepreneur who’s making a name for himself in the world of agriculture, and how his attention to detail and craftsmanship have earned him high praise from both his customers and his boss at Hillcrest Farms.... More ›

Integrating Clover Cover Crops as Living Mulch for Pepper and Broccoli Production

South Dakota specialty crop producers, master gardeners and home gardeners have expressed a need for cover crop research to reduce tillage, build up soil nitrogen and attract native pollinators to farms and gardens. The Lang Lab at South Dakota State University (SDSU) is working to increase rese... More ›

Did the Rain Help the Wheat Crop?

Amanda Silva, OSU Extension small grains specialist, says some wheat producers are taking advantage of high hay prices and baling their crop instead of harvesting it for grain.... More ›

Late Nights In The Corn Field

Day 2 of the 2023 planting season! Comment any questions you have and I'll try to answer them in upcoming videos! I hope you enjoyed this video, thank you for watching. As a reminder- I will not try to contact you!! Please don't fall for scammers pretending to be me. I am not doing any giveaways... More ›

Young Farmers Planting Corn

This video was filmed over the course of about a week and a half- so happy that the weather is now cooperating and we can be in the field!! Comment any planting questions you may have and I’ll try to answer them in upcoming videos.... More ›

Customized STEIGER Sprayer Tractor

Big Tractor Power is out in the field with a V8 powered 210 hp STEIGER Series III Wildcat ST-210 Tractor that has been converted into an 1,100 gallon self propelled sprayer with a 90ft boom. Viewers hear from the farmer about the modifications made to this 4wd tractor as well spending time in ... More ›

Back To It After A Rain!!

We are a 6th generation family farm EST. 1879 located in East Central IL. We raise white and yellow Frito lay corn, and soybeans. Just sharing what I love and I hope you enjoy the videos! Dont forget to subscribe!!... More ›

Legal with Leah: Farmers Markets and Direct Marketing

Direct marketing at farmers markets is a great way to sell your products and connect with your local community and we have seen a booming interest when it comes to selling and buying locally over the past 3 years. On this Legal with Leah, Ohio Farm Bureau's Policy Counsel, Leah Curtis fills us i... More ›

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