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Reducing Emissions from Nitrogen Fertilizer Application - Cassandra Cotton, Fertilizer Canada

Cassandra Cotton, Vice President of Policy and Programs with Fertilizer Canada, reviews the reduced emissions targets set forth by the federal government and what this could mean for Canadian farmers. Cassandra presented on Nov. 30 during the Canola Industry Meeting, the first day of Canola Week... More ›

8 Fastracs Spreading Manure

Paige Creek Films - Eight Fastracs make short work of an Indiana field.... More ›

UAV Benefits - Kevin Knorr

Unmanned arial vehicles better known as drones are being utilized by Ag producers in many aspects of production.... More ›

Tornadoes Damage the South

Two lines of thunderstorms sprouted tornadoes in the south this week, leaving wide swaths of damage.... More ›

What is Biodiesel? | Biodiesel Quick Facts

Grant Kimberley, ISA Sr. Director of Market Development lays down the foundation of what biodiesel is and provides quick facts for the industry.... More ›

Pod Shatter in Canola & its Genetic Basis - Dr. Lars Ostergaard, John Innes Centre

Dr. Lars Ostergaard, group leader at the John Innes Centre in the UK, reviews his team's recent research developments on canola pod shatter and it's genetic basis. Dr. Ostergaard presented presented on Dec. 1, during the Canola Discovery Forum, the second day of Canola Week 2021.... More ›

Driverless Tractors

The future is upon us. Brian & Darren talk about the growth of the auto-steer and autonomous tractor technology. Soon you could see a tractor without a driver on a farm near you.... More ›

Update on 2023 Farm Bill Discussions

Reece Langley, vice president of Washington operations for the National Cotton Council, provides an update on Congress’ preparations to begin writing the 2023 Farm Bill. Langley discusses the upcoming opportunities and challenges that will impact the upcoming bill and the cotton industry.... More ›

Why Did These Farmers Participate in Research Trials?

What motivated these Iowa farmers to get involved with the ISA Research Center for Farming Innovation (RCFI)?... More ›

Al's Forecast

We've seen some warming temperatures and scattered precipitation around Nebraska over the last week. What can we expect in the week ahead? Al Dutcher has the answers.... More ›

IPTV M2M, Market Analyst Elaine Kub

Spring storm season opens with an outbreak in the South. Feeling the food shock waves thousands of miles from Russia’s attack on Ukraine. A land lease program that benefits schools in Colorado. Market analysis with Elaine Kub.... More ›

Getting lime, shipping corn and working on a chevy 454

We are a family farm in Ontario showing you what we do on our farm to produce eggs and what goes on day to day. Every day we do chores, gather eggs and make feed. On our farm we plant the crops and harvest them to feed the chickens, also we start our laying hens from day old chicks and raise the... More ›

Dr Danielle Battram - Produce, Process and Distribute: A 3-Day Food & Farming Live Event Series

Brescia University College, 4-H Ontario, & AgScape present a 3-Day Live Event Series!... More ›

Working at getting some beans off with our 2 L2 Gleaners

Day 23 of the fall harvest. Moved and set up at another farm. Both L2 combines working at getting beans off!!... More ›

Think Wheat - Herbicide Carryover with Clark Brenzil

In the fall of 2021, many prominent chemical companies released statements advising producers not to grow sensitive crops such as durum following the application of herbicides that pose a higher risk of carryover due to the extreme heat and drought experienced during the the 2021 growing season.... More ›

Canola Gene Editing Enhances Yield & Improves Drought Tolerance - Dr. Michael Emes, Univ. of Guelph

Dr. Michael Emes, professor in the department of Molecular and Cellular Biology at the University of Guelph, provides an update research conducted on the gene editing of starch metabolism in canola to enhance yield and improve drought tolerance. Dr. Emes presented on Nov. 30, during the Canola I... More ›

Farm Basics - Drain Tile Water Quality

Brian and Darren Hefty explain how drain tile works, and how it helps keep downstream water clean.... More ›

Seeding Wheat

Watching 4 identical seeders doing their thing 4 Quadtracs with 84’ Seedhawk Seeders pulling an 800 bushel Cart, 2 of which are modified by adding the 4th tank. Whatsoever you seed, that you will harvest also... More ›

Farm Tile Drainage Install

Another fall, another tile installation. This time we are adding a drainage system to a spot on the farm that frequently sees water damage and sometimes a total crop loss in the lowest spots of the field. This is going to be a great improvement to the farm for many years to come. Our neighbors p... More ›

Cover Crop Termination

The Iowa Soybean Association (ISA) is driven to deliver increased soybean demand through market development and new uses, farmer-focused research and results, timely information and policy initiatives enabling farmers and the industry to flourish.... More ›

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