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Why is this no-tiller tilling

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 ›

Bring Pasture to Production Field Day

In 2022, the Institute for Sustainable Food Systems and Sandown Centre for Regenerative Agriculture hosted a field day to demonstrate different low-till techniques in transitioning pasture into cultivatable land. For more information of the results, please visit https://www.kpu.ca/sites/default/... More ›

Where do the Canola Savings actually come from?

Where do the Canola Savings actually come from? | SeedMaster... More ›

This Canola Won't Die!

Combining and spraying standing canola... More ›

Critical Area Planting

Critical Area Planting establishes permanent vegetation on sites that have, or are expected to have, high erosion rates, and on sites that have physical, chemical, or biological conditions that prevent the establishment of vegetation with normal seeding/planting methods. This video explores how ... More ›

Feeding Flexitarians And The World With Peas - Christine Lewington

Christine Lewington has been an entrepreneur since she was 10. From babysitting to starting her own company with stops at companies big and small, she's been drawn to improving the process. PIP International is based in Canada and has cracked a code in developing a pea-based protein in plant-bas... More ›

IPTV M2M, Market Analyst Naomi Blohm and Matt Bennett

More flooding in California with severe weather again in the South. Protesters at the capital in Brazil over the recent election. Farmers get movement on the right to repair. And a major government report with analysis by Naomi Blohm and Matthew Bennett.... More ›

Crop Talk - Technological Divide In Rural America

A new installment of our Crop Talk segment. Digital tools on the farm continue to be a vital piece of the future but maximizing the potential of AG tech hinges on a tool most fields lack. That is high-speed internet connectivity.... More ›

New Ag Dean Prioritizes Partnerships, Growth

Since taking over in 2021, the former wildlife biologist, Wisconsin native, and MSU professor has had to overcome COVID-19 challenges, staffing changes, and a barrage of worry from ag critics that the university has moved away from its land-grant mission.... More ›

Bt Corn

Brian and Darren Hefty explain what Bt corn is and the benefits it provides to farmers.... More ›

2023 Sign up Deadline Approaching for US Cotton Trust Protocol

Today’s update is from Tillman White, program operations manager for the U.S. Cotton Trust Protocol.... More ›

Cover Crop Update 12/28/22. What do they look like after the -40°F wind chill BOMB CYCLONE

Cover Crop Update 12/28/22. What do they look like after the -40°F wind chill BOMB CYCLONE | Grow The Farm Up... More ›

Canola Watch: Sclerotinia fungicide timing

Timing a fungicide application for sclerotinia management can be a difficult task. CCC agronomy specialist, Angela Brackenreed explains how to determine bloom percentages to help properly time a fungicide application... More ›

Managing Sclerotinia Stem Rot in Soybean

In this video University of Nebraska Plant Pathologist Loren Giesler discusses the importance of variety selection and choice of cultural practices to limit the potential for sclerotinia stem rot (also known as white mold). Once a field is infected, early control is critical to managing the dis... More ›