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Be on the Lookout for Bloat

Dr. Paul Beck, OSU Extension beef cattle specialist, says cases of bloat in cattle, which can be deadly, are on the rise in Oklahoma. He tells producers what to watch for and how to prevent bloat.... More ›

Stacking Traits to Create the Varieties of the Future

On this episode of Seed Speaks, Seed World Group takes a closer look how trait stacking has evolved and what it means for plant breeding. They were joined by Catherine Hatcher, North America soybean south market segment lead for Syngenta; Jeremy Ross, professor and soybean extension agronomist f... More ›

How Organic Farmers Kill Weeds | MD F&H

Watch the 1st half of this story: • How (and Why) Far... . Today, Joseph Howard of Homestead Farms is using a flamer to burn back weeds in his cornfields. While organic farming presents unique problems and may not work for every farm, the Howards are always ready to tackle the next chal... More ›

Manage Weeds on Your Farm: Blind Cultivation at the Martens Farm

Klaas Martens, who farms nearly 2,000 acres of organic grains and legumes in Upstate New York, discusses how well-executed blind cultivation practices help him manage weeds without the use of herbicides. A key consideration is timing and tool selection--how he takes advantage of differences in t... More ›

Seeding in the rain!

First time seeding in the rain this year 2021, just talking about what can happen if you seed in too much rain. Don't worry, we didn't seed in too much, also we weren't running fert down our midrows so the risk was quite low... More ›

Late Cold Snap Impacts this Sweet Fruit

While a recent cold front might have ruined a few weekend plans for many across Georgia, it had a significantly bigger impact on peach growers. Damon Jones reports what damage has been done, and how it's going to impact the price of peaches.... More ›

Market Monitor

Kim Anderson, OSU Extension grain marketing specialist, says for the first time ever Brazil will be the number one exporter of corn.... More ›

Land Application Training

Cattle manure can improve soil health and provide yield stability and reliability. Manure contains an abundance of macro and micronutrients that are essential for plant growth. However, to achieve a sustainable and reliable yield, it's important to optimize the use of both manure and inorganic f... More ›

Rising Interest Rates

Stu Ellis speaks with Kent Stutzman from Advanced Trading on the high interest rates on corn and soybeans.... More ›

Commodity Classic Recap | Nebraska Focus

Each year, thousands of Ag producers attend the annual Commodity Classic. This event is described as the nation's largest farmer-led, farmer-focused agricultural and educational experience.... More ›

Lava Ridge Windmill Project - South Central Idaho

This is a massive windmill project that’s proposed to be built in south-central Idaho. The BLM is receiving public comments about this issue until April 20, 2023.... More ›

Hear how Cade breathed new life into an older planter

3,263 views Sep 12, 2019 STILLMAN VALLEY “The performance of this planter is probably better than most planters that come right out of the factory.” Cade admits he’s not a big technology guy but says that the technology he’s added makes it easier to run his planter. Limited time offers: https... More ›

Annual General Meeting - February 16, 2023

Annual General Meeting - February 16, 2023 | | Manitoba Canola Growers... More ›

Ukrainian Ambassador Meets With Mfb President to Talk Farming During Wartime

Ghosts of war, pain and hunger at the hands of Russian aggressors are haunting Ukraine again. Michigan Farm Bureau President Carl Bednarski discussed the realities of farming during wartime when recently met with Ukraine's Ambassador to the U.S. at the Ukrainian embassy while attending MFB’s Was... More ›

CropTalk - Hedging

Here on Market Journal, you'll often hear about the importance of grain marketing.... More ›

U.S. Farmers Increasingly Dependent On China For Exports

The trade relationship between the U.S and China can be classified as complicated.... More ›

Planting into Heavy Residue

How do you get good quick growth from fields covered in leftovers from last year? Brian and Darren uncover all the tricks to help you get the right start.... More ›

Mesonet

Wes Lee, OSU Extension Mesonet agricultural coordinator, discusses the recent windy days and explains how the Oklahoma Mesonet is able to measure wind speeds. State climatologist Gary McManus shows how recent rains improved the drought picture.... More ›

Trying to wrap and haul bales

This year has been incredibly wet and making feed has been a huge challenge. It's been too wet to cut and the feed is getting old. No matter what we do, we are making ruts on a newly seeded field of alfalfa and that's not good...... More ›

How to Grow Spinach Organically

In today's video: How to Grow Spinach organically Questions answered: how to space spinach, different types of spinach, savoy spinach, growing baby leaf spinach, seeding spinach, getting better seed germination on spinach, how to germinate in the summer, harvesting spinach, and more!... More ›

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