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Approaching T2 in Early-Drilled Winter Wheat: Disease Pressure, Yield Potential and Univoq™

Corteva Technical Manager Sally Harris assesses a September‑drilled crop of Palladium winter wheat, representative of crops across the UK this season. With the crop drilled early and growing strongly, disease pressure is evident, but so too is strong yield potential. In the video, Sally explain... More ›

Oklahoma Wheat Producers: Watch for These Diseases Now

At OSU Agriculture’s Wheat and Forages Field Day in Chickasha, specialists are seeing signs of wheat diseases such as leaf rust in area fields.... More ›

UM-RAE - Bridging Innovation: Industry-Academic Collaboration

UM-Resources for Agricultural Engineering (UM-RAE) Webinar Series presents: "Bridging Innovation: Industry-Academic Collaboration"... More ›

Independent Seed, National Impact | On The Brink: Episode 9

A survey of 200 independent seed businesses reveals what Canada's seed sector actually contributes — and what it stands to lose. In this episode of On the Brink, Justin Funk, a third-generation agri-marketer, shares the findings of a national survey conducted in early 2026. The numbers refram... More ›

The Market Impact of Drought on Winter Wheat May Surprise You

Drought is shaping the outlook for winter wheat markets. In this Market Monitor segment, Todd Hubbs discusses how weather challenges may influence prices and what producers should watch moving forward.... More ›

Tracking Soil Health

With another planting season in our midst, soil health should be something producers are thinking about before seed hits the ground.... More ›

Spring time chores

It's time to get the mole hill leveler out before the grass and alfalfa gets too high. And we had to get a skunk evicted.... More ›

CropTalk May 6

Topics covered today: Spring Weed ID What's New in Herbicides for 2023 Crop Scouting Panel... More ›

Ag PhD Scouting & Scholarships 2026

Farm Basics from Ag PhD Episode #1465 | Air Date 5/3/26 - June 27th might be Brian and Darren's favorite day of 2026, when the Heftys help farming's future.... More ›

Recession Proofing the Farm + The Exciting World of Farm Taxes

We cover: recession proofing the farm (just in case), and The Exciting World of Farm Taxes. Got quite the lineup today! And it’s feedback friday!... More ›

Over The Top Dicamba Application Restrictions

Several Dicamba products have been approved for soybean producers in 2026. However, there are some important restrictions and guidelines you will need to know before implementing these products on your operation.... More ›

U.S. Supreme Court Hears Roundup Labeling Case

The fate of thousands of court cases about the controversial herbicide Roundup may be determined by oral arguments given this week in front of the U.S. Supreme Court.... More ›

In the Field Update

Let's get an update from the field. Planters are out and about rolling through Nebraska fields. Market Journal’s Steve White caught up with area producer Michael Dibbern near Wood River, to see how things are shaping up on his operation. Here is their conversation from Wednesday afternoon.... More ›

Dicamba Returns for Georgia Farmers: What the New EPA Ruling Means for Cotton Growers

After being unavailable in 2024 due to registration issues, dicamba products are returning for Georgia farmers this growing season — but under strict new conditions. In this report from Tifton, Extension Weed Specialist Stanley Culpepper explains the updated EPA ruling, including new applicat... More ›

InVigor in a Minute | Effective Clubroot Management | BASF

At BASF, we’re committed to leading and supporting the industry in the fight against clubroot, with tried and true genetics and innovations. Effective clubroot management starts with the right InVigor hybrid canola. All InVigor hybrids come with patented Pod Shatter Reduction technology, wit... More ›

Half of All Life on Earth is Above You + Inside My Harvest Stations

Welcome to episode 392 of Growers Daily! We cover: today we’ll talk about the fascinating biology of tree canopies, do a quick tour of our root washing station and wash/pack station, AND we’ll discuss broad forks.... More ›

BarnYard Talk - April 29

Welfare Considerations for Warm Weather Housing: Brief intro to weather, Animal Physiology and Heat, Animal welfare considerations and housing related to: o Poultry o Rabbits o Sheep o Swine... More ›

Spring Weather Pattern Sets In Across U.S.

Areas that were dry intensified in April - especially in the Southeast, Nebraska and Colorado. Much of the rest of the country had to handle fires, floods and even freeze warnings.... More ›

Grain Markets - Heather Ramsey

Heather Ramsey joined Bryce on Market Journal this week to give her analysis of the grain markets. Here is their conversation from Wednesday afternoon.... More ›

Market Plus with Arlen Suderman

Crude oil is casting a big shadow over commodities now and could be a major story in 2027. We look the impact of inflation, energies, the Mexican border closure along with drought and the Fed's balance sheet with Arlen Suderman in this online only segment.... More ›

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