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IPTV M2M, Market Analyst Sue Martin

Preparing for one more legal fight on Prop 12. Sorting out the details on the 2023 Farm Bill. Making tough choices in another year of drought. Market analysis with Sue Martin.... More ›

Value of Foliar Boron and Potassium on Potatoes

Sales agronomist Taylor Jeffery discusses the value of foliar boron and potassium for combating hollow heart in your Ontario potato crop.... More ›

Canola Watch: Clubroot Scouting

Pulling canola plants to examine roots is the best method to determine a clubroot infestation... More ›

GROW Wetland Enhancement - Central Assiniboine WD

There are many sustainable practices that producers can do to improve their watershed, while benefiting their farm.... More ›

I Crashed My Drone While Spraying

Spraying pre-burn before seeding canola. We are on the home stretch of seeding!... More ›

Bumper Crops: Interseeding Cover Crops in Organic Corn

What are some key points when interseeding cover crops into organic corn in Wisconsin? Join an early season Bumper Crops conversation with Erin Silva, Professor and Organic Production Specialist, and Daniel H. Smith, NPM agronomist, University of Wisconsin-Madison.... More ›

Insights Gained from Brazilian Soybean Farmers

The agricultural world is changing quickly. What did ISA President Robb Ewoldt see during his time with soybean farmers in Brazil? Find out in the latest State of Soy.... More ›

Mushroom Farmer Builds Niche Market in Driftless Area

Alexander Graham Bell once said when one door closes, another door opens.... More ›

Crop Scouting-Soil Insects - Bob Wright

As corn is emerging producers should never assume protection is guaranteed for their crops. producers need to be alert to the potential for damage from early season insects such as cutworms and other such pests. Extension Entomologist Bob Wright gives us some pointers on what to look for.... More ›

What Works for Herbicide Resistant Weeds?

Misha Manuchehri, OSU Extension weed management specialist, discusses herbicide resistance.... More ›

A Summit Was Called to Address This Serious Ag Challenge

According to the CDC, farming is one of the leading industries for suicide, and can often be linked to stress due to weather conditions, the economy, and other farm related issues. To help combat this, UGA Extension, along with other groups, have come together to help those that are struggling b... More ›

Finding the Right Wheat Variety Candidates Part ll

Brett Carver, OSU wheat genetics chair, continues his annual SUNUP tradition in walking us through potential wheat variety candidates for commercial release.... More ›

snowed out in with our L2 Gleaner combine... Utilizing our hole

Day 35 comes to a close and we are slowly making it closer to the end of harvest. Day by day. We got snowed out on this one and had to shut down. We then had to utilize Jonathans hole to clean out the buggy...... More ›

Spray Tank Cleanout

Farm Basics from Ag PhD Episode #1260 | Air Date 05/29/22 - Whether it's big farm chemical sprayers or your small yard backpack canister, both need to be properly cleaned after each use. Brian and Darren talk about this dirty job in today's Farm Basics.... More ›

Understanding Soybean Maturity Ratings

When selecting a soybean variety there are a lot of different characteristics to look at but one of the most important is selecting a variety that is the right maturity for your farm.... More ›

Can we get 300 acres of soybeans planted before the rain?

Trying to get 300 acres of soybeans planted before the rain.... More ›

Why Canadian Wheat Matters for Global Markets

2022 has been a volatile year for wheat. Geopolitical upheaval in Europe and adverse North American weather conditions have resulted in substantial upward price movements in global markets.... More ›

2022 Seeding Deadlines

Spring weather in Saskatchewan can be unpredictable. At Saskatchewan Crop Insurance Corporation, we know challenging seeding conditions can impact your season... More ›

Can Farmers Take Another Parched Summer?

With input costs reaching record levels, finding cheap, effective ways to irrigate is essential to a farmer’s bottom line. However, with rain being hard to come by in recent months, Damon Jones spoke to one climatologist to see if there is any relief in sight.... More ›

Solar Power's Move into Agriculture

Consumers Energy is looking for landowners and communities who want to site utility-scale power plants. The utility is planning to add 8,000 megawatts of solar energy by 2040, as part of its Clean Energy Plan, but it needs land to do it.... More ›

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