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Fungicides and Plant Health

Farm Basics from Ag PhD Episode #1306 | Air Date 04/16/23 - Did you know that fungicides can provide benefits to plants other than disease control? Brian and Darren Hefty explain... More ›

Getting the Most Out of Nitrogen

Mike Hall, Research Coordinator for the East Central Research Foundation and Parkland College, speaks about nitrogen and other nutrient optimization for wheat producers. This was recorded at Think Wheat 2020 in Assiniboia on March 3, 2020.... More ›

Sask Winter Update | My 100th Video!

First off I would like to thank everybody for watching my first 100 videos! Never thought I would make 100 of these. It's been so much fun filming what I love and sharing it with you so thank you for watching from all over the world! Cheers to many more! Winter update at the farm we have tons... More ›

Latest H-2A Wage Rule a Concern for Georgia Fruit and Vegetable Growers

It is commonly known that Georgia’s fruit and vegetable production rely heavily on the H-2A guest worker program. However, a recent wage increase will cost growers millions of dollars this year alone. We have a breakdown of bi-partisan legislation aimed at reversing the increase through 2023.... More ›

Have You Completed Your Mandatory Annual Dicamba Training?

If you’re planning on spraying an approved over-the-top Dicamba formulation this season, Brandy Cullen, Bayer Soy Traits marketing manager, said producers must complete mandatory annual training first.... More ›

The Shifting Severity of Severe Storms

Iowa's Wild Weather - Storms is the third and final installment of the Iowa's Wild Weather series.... More ›

Ag Day at the Capitol

We take a look at what makes Ag Day at the Capitol such a fun event each year.... More ›

How to Transplant Plants in Your Garden

How to Transplant Plants in Your Garden | K-State Research and Extension... More ›

How to Select the Right Variety for Your Farm

Sheri Strydhorst walks you through how to use the cereal regional variety trial data tables in the Alberta Seed Guide to select new varieties to use on your farm... More ›

Big Peanut in Ashburn Returning to Its Monument of Glory

A brick facade is all that remains of the once beloved big peanut, a Turner County landmark destroyed by Hurricane Michael in 2018. But soon, that structure will again be the foundation for a symbolic monument representing the area’s economy and Georgia agriculture.... More ›

The 108th Nebraska Legislature | Dave Aiken

The 108th Nebraska legislature is currently in session. During this legislative session there are numerous bills and amendments being discussed that may be of interest to Ag producers. These measures address concerns around Ag lease termination deadlines, amendments to the Right to Farm Act, and... More ›

IPTV M2M, Market Analyst Mark Gold

On this edition of Market to Market: Another day in court for the control of water on your operation. Commodity groups sound off on their interests for the next Farm Bill. Plus, how climate change may be playing a role in creating more powerful storms. And, market analysis with Mark Gold.... More ›

Weekly Forecast | Bill Boyer

Weather with “Market Journal" Weather Analyst Bill Boyer.... More ›

Emerging Soybean Markets In North Africa

Iowa soybean farmers recently embarked on a trade mission to Morocco and Egypt to meet with potential buyers and partners to boost soybean exports. Why is the need for a high quality protein expanding in this part of the world? Find out in the latest State of Soy.... More ›