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AgriShield

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BASF InVigor 2021 - 300 Series From the Field

This year, we’d like to start off by saying thank you to our InVigor customers. We’re honoured to have been part of your farms for the past 25 years, and we truly appreciate your support. And there’s plenty to be excited about for the upcoming growing season as we’re adding two new additions ... More ›

Donn Cummings Remembers Norman Borlaug

The National Association for Plant Breeders (NAPB) Friends of Plant Breeding Award honors individuals whose career may or may not have been involved in plant breeding, but who, through their professional activities and passion have contributed significantly to the advancement of the plant breedi... More ›

Red Fire Ant Quarantine Update

Pittsburg County was recently added to list of 21 Oklahoma counties quarantined for fire ants. Tom Royer explains what this means for producers.... More ›

Hay Contest Winner Receives His Vermeer Prize

Every year, Georgia Farm Bureau sponsors a competition to recognize excellence in hay production. The winner not only gets plenty of bragging rights but also a very useful prize.... More ›

4Rs and Water Quality

Katie Pekarek, Extension Educator for Water Quality, discusses the risk of nitrate leaching and how producers can be responsible for their water quality.... More ›

Scouting Sessions: Soybean Cyst Nematode

Soybean cyst nematode (SCN) is a microscopic roundworm that parasitizes soybean roots. Different types of nematodes can commonly be found in Manitoba, but not all are harmful to crops. SCN is a harmful type of nematode and one of the most damaging pests to soybean crops in North America. Prevent... More ›

Soybeans A Star Attraction at the Great Iowa State Fair!

Traverse the historic grounds of the Iowa State Fair with ISA’s Aaron Putze to see the many ways soybeans and soybean farmers are promoted at the Iowa State Fair! From the biodiesel—powered campground trams to feed for livestock and poultry, fairgoers learn about the many uses of soy as they enj... More ›

Al's Forecast

Nebraska Extension Ag Climatologist Al Dutcher gives an update on La Niña and the type of weather we could see heading into harvest.... More ›

Economics of Sprayer Sizing

Dr. Jordan Shockley presented information on the economics of sprayer sizing as part of the KATS Spray Clinic at the Research & Education Center at Princeton.... More ›

Drought’s Grip Tightens as Wildfires Expand

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration declared July of this year as the hottest month on record across the entire planet. This tops a seven-year streak starting in 2014 with each one a little hotter than the last.... More ›

Feeding the chicks and 3rd cut

The Ag Bros are Jim, Tom and Eric Schuurmans. We are a dairy, poultry and grain farm in Ontario, Canada... More ›

JJNS Farms - Last day of corn planting 2021! Onto beans!

This video was on our 6th day of planting this year. We finished our corn and started working ground for bean planting! Driving tractors, planting corn, and cultivating fields!... More ›

2021 CAS Blueberry Deveau OFVC

A recorded presentation of the results of a three year study of optimized sprayer settings (Crop-Adapted Spraying) in an Ontario highbush blueberry operation.... More ›

CropTalk

Manitoba Agriculture - Topics covered today: Harvest has Started Pre-Harvest Options Crop Scouting Panel CropTalk July 28... More ›

NAPB 2021: Mark Sorrells on the Challenges of Planning a Virtual Meeting

Mark Earl Sorrells, professor in school of Integrative Plant Science Plant Breeding and Genetics Section at Cornell University, sits down to chat about planning this year’s National Association of Plant Breeders (NAPB) virtual meeting. The meeting is being hosted by Cornell and takes place Aug. ... More ›