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Perennial Weed Management on a No-Till Farm | Four Winds Farm

In today's video we get to hear about how Jay and Polly of Four Winds Farm in New York manage perennial, noxious weeds like Canada thistle and quack grass. We also hear how, on a mulit-acre commercial farm, they use comfrey to keep out creeping grasses.... More ›

Chad Brewer on Climate Smart Cotton Program Enrollment

Today’s update is from Chad Brewer, senior scientist for the U.S. Cotton Trust Protocol.... More ›

Crop Talk - Land Values - Jim Jansen

Farming can be an expensive venture. A country music song released a few years ago makes it sound easy, right? Buy dirt. That's the advice from Jordan Davis. But farm ground is becoming more expensive. As UNL recently confirmed a 14 percent increase in the price last year.... More ›

Hay Prices Remain High with Areas of Drought

Livestock producers in parts of Nebraska and the southern Plains states have endured moderate to exceptional drought for much of the spring and summer. Early July rains may have settled the dust in some areas, but they didn’t ease concerns about hay prices and supply.... More ›

Bumper Crops: Spraying and Seeding with a Large Drone

Excerpt: " I think we're uniquely positioned here in Wisconsin to be able to utilize drones, probably to its highest amount of success..."... More ›

Legal with Leah: Labor Part 1 - Minimum Wage

Everyone is aware of the requirements to pay minimum wage, but there are some exemptions for agriculture that are good to keep in mind if you are a farm employer. On this Legal with Leah, Ohio Farm Bureau Policy Counsel, Leah Curtis, covers minimum wage laws and how exemptions are not always wha... More ›

Weekly Forecast - Eric Hunt - July 28, 2023

The furnace was cracked up this past week. It quite literally felt that way at times. How long can we expect the heat to stick around? Here is weather with Nebraska Extension Ag Climatologist and "Market Journal" Chief Meteorologist Eric Hunt.... More ›

Market to Market - July 28, 2023

On this edition of Market to Market...Unbearably hot temperatures continue and farmers may be paying the price. Monetizing the soil through carbon sequestration. Plus, the hay market scrambles to stabilize as key growing areas struggle. And, market analysis with Matthew Bennett.... More ›

C&K Ratajczak Family Farms - Membership Means More

C&K Ratajczak Family Farms - Membership Means More.... More ›

CanolaPALOOZA

Manitoba Canola Growers hosts CanolaPALOOZA which is a research event focused on sharing agronomic information to farmers and agronomists. Transferring knowledge from research to farmer is a challenge. CanolaPALOOZA is a great mechanism to share this information back to farmers to help impr... More ›

CropTalk - July 26

Topics covered today: Crop Residue Burning Program Crop Scouting Panel What are your losses in burning straw? Options to getting rid of straw Effects of the dry conditions... More ›

Horrible situation on the farm! LEAKY Farm Pond is failing! Let's fix it!

Horrible situation on the farm! LEAKY Farm Pond is failing! Let's fix it! Come along today on the farm as we try anything other than rebuilding the pond dam to fix the leak!... More ›

Farm Pond Management | Improve Habitat And Structure | With Dr. Brian Graeb

Dr. Brian Graeb is a fisheries biologist and has been building, maintaining and improving ponds and lakes across the country for years. If you have an older farm pond and want to improve the overall quality of the fish, the first and easiest thing to do is to improve the habitat and structure. I... More ›

Drones Deliver Insects as Pesticide Alternative

Spotted lantern flies, an invasive species that can destroy fruit and vegetable crops, were first seen in the Eastern part of the U.S. in 2014. Their march has continued eastward for nearly 10 years, reaching locations as far west as Iowa.... More ›

Market Monitor Jul 27 2023

Kim Anderson, OSU Extension grain marketing specialist, says though many assume wheat is the biggest crop in Ukraine, it's actually corn.... More ›

Michigan Couple Take to the Road to Promote Dairy, Agriculture

After traveling 2,400 miles to Colorado to buy the car, Mike Sheehan is taking to the tracks to spread his dairy message — that dairy needs promoting.... More ›

Working with Wheat

SBM talks about harvesting wheat in July 2023.... More ›

Lessons from 30 Years of No-Till | Four Winds Farm

In today's video we get the full history and some of the lessons of Four Winds Farm in New York after transitioning to no-till in 1994.... More ›

Removing Crop Residue Jul 26 2023

Farm Basics from Ag PhD Episode #1320 | Air Date 07/23/23 - Brian and Darren discuss why farmers may remove wheat straw or other crop residue after harvest.... More ›

Building Relationships to Make Waves in Politics

On the July 19 episode of Seed Speaks, we’re taking a closer look at just how much sway ag producer and industry associations have in the political world. We’re joined by Janae Brady, vice-president of government affairs for the American Seed Trade Association (ASTA) and Keith Currie, president ... More ›

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