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Market Monitor

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

Crop Talk - Planter Maintenance

Planting season is quickly approaching. If you haven't already, you might soon bring the planter into the shop for maintenance. Dave Panko owns and operates Panko Ag Solutions out of Daykin Nebraska. For this week's Crop Talk, he shared some valuable insights with us on getting your planter read... More ›

1006NT | Great Plains Compact Drills

deal for food plots, pasture renovation, or food production, this 10-foot end-wheel drill is durable, highly productive, and simple to operate.... More ›

A Barn Raising? (Farmer Style)

We raise the roof (literally) of a building that blew down in the December 2021 windstorm, Nathan does some shop work, Kendal loads some cattle, and we take multi-family trip to New Orleans!... More ›

Rewind 2021 Last crop in the ground + Top Dressing!

Welcome to our farm! I’m the 3rd generation in our farm that started with my grandpa 70 years ago. This video is from spring of 2021 and I was too busy to edit and upload and since we’re waiting for current crops to grow I can give you guys something to watch with more awesome information as ... More ›

Nation's Farmers Continue Gradual Shift to No Till

Northwest Missouri farmer John Hickman remembers motorists slowing down to stare as they passed his first no-till field in 1983. The practice of leaving crop ground undisturbed until planting was uncommon enough that a lot of rubber-necking took place.... More ›

John Deere unveils Autonomy Prep Options for 2024 8-R Series

John Deere showcased its 2024 pre-production model year 8-R series tractor at the recent Commodity Classic, displaying the “autonomy prep option.”... More ›

Manitoba Grain Haul Super Trucker

Haulin that wheat!!!! | | Manitoba Grain Haul Super Trucker | | Manitoba dutch kid... More ›

Behind on work

Behind on work | | Conley Banman... More ›

Living Lab - Quebec

Living Lab - Quebec | | Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada... More ›

2023 Crop Hour Marketing and Insurance

In the finale of Crop Hour 2023, Matthew Diersen, SDSU Extension Risk and Business Management Specialist, goes over marketing and insurance costs for the year.... More ›

Network for Testing Well Water

Kevin Wagner, director of the Oklahoma Water Resources Center, has information on the center’s goal to implement a well water education program across the state.... More ›

The Differences Between Public and Private Plant Breeding

On the March 8 episode of Seed Speaks, we’re taking a closer look at what the differences are between private and public plant breeding. We’re joined by François Eudes, the director of research, development and technology in the science and technology branch at Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada (... More ›

IPTV M2M, Market Analyst Jeff French

On this edition of Market to Market, new rules on voluntary labeling look to put Product of the USA in a more prominent spot. Plus those taking no-till practices from experimental to mainstream. And market analysis with Jeff French.... More ›

What Are Marginal Lands?

Every Acre Counts participants explain the definition of marginal lands, and how to utilize land that isn't immediately profitable.... More ›

Nebraska Soybean Board - See For Yourself

Around 15 Nebraska soybean farmers traveled to the Pacific Northwest as part of the Nebraska Soybean Board see for yourself program. The program is aimed at showing farmers where soybeans go after they leave Nebraska. The trip also introduced them to other types of agriculture, like commercial f... More ›