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Ranger Nick: How Do You Pronounce the Word Pecan?

Whether you say PEE-can or puh-CON, they're important in Georgia. This month Ranger Nick learns about sprayer calibration, as well as disease and insect problems producers face during the pecan growing season.... More ›

Nebraska Ag Land Values - Jim Jansen

According to the findings of the University of Nebraska- Lincoln’s 2022 Farm Real Estate Market Survey, the value of agricultural land in the cornhusker state increased by an average of 16% over the prior year. We recently sat down with Agricultural Systems Economist and Extension educator Jim J... More ›

Growing Smarter: Plant growth regulator staging for wheat and barley

Learn about how to properly stage your crops for plant growth regulators with Alberta Wheat and Barley Commissions' agronomy expert Dr. Sheri Strydhorst.... More ›

Carbon Market History Lesson

Bill Dorgan, President Aggregation, Trimble, and Jim Wickett, Saskatchewan Director and Wheat Growers' Treasurer who farms at Rosetown, SK, discuss the history of the Western Canadian carbon credit systems and Trimble’s current carbon credit program.... More ›

Controlling Weeds in Shelterbelts

Darren and Brian Hefty discuss various ways of reducing weeds in shelterbelts from the beginning until when they are well established.... More ›

Timber Harvesting Operation Has Proven Beneficial

For Trevor Crosby, the logging business is something that's been instilled in him since birth, so much so that eight years ago, when he was just twenty years old, he decided to start his own logging operation.... More ›

U.S. Cotton Trust Protocol Sign Up Deadline Extended

Today’s update is from Dr. Gary Adams, president of the U.S. Cotton Trust Protocol.... More ›

IPTV M2M, Market Analyst Angie Setzer

President Biden opens the door to E15. Spring weather intensifies from wind gusts to snowdrifts. Acreage debates are more than just price at the market. Market analysis with Angie Setzer.... More ›

Under sowing our crops with white clover

Reducing our carbon footprint by decreasing our reliance on artificial fertiliser. In this instance establishing a permanent ‘understory’ of clover that captures atmospheric nitrogen and allows our crops to access it.... More ›

Plant Protein for Biopolymers - Dr. Nandika Bandara, University of Manitoba

Dr. Nandika Bandara, associate professor and Canada research chair at the University of Manitoba, discusses using canola as a building block for polymer applications in the food and non-food industries. Dr. Bandara presented on Dec. 2, during Canola Innovation Day, the final day of Canola Week 2... More ›

How to Identify Plantain - Broadleaf and Rugel's

Many people are not aware of Rugel's plantain (Plantago rugelii) as it is very close in appearance to broadleaf plantain (Plantago major). This video will help you identify both species. For more information see the links below.... More ›

Weed of the Week - Blackseed Plantain

The Hefty brothers talk about identification of and control methods for blackseed plantain.... More ›

Building a Grain Leg

Showing the process of how to build a grain leg in our shop.... More ›

Fall Herbicide Application

If winter annual weeds are a problem for you in the spring, spraying burndown and residual herbicides after harvest may help.... More ›

Optimal Corn Seeding Rates

K-State cropping systems agronomist, Ignacio Ciampitti, discusses the value of using the optimal corn seeding rate versus the maximum seeding rate.... More ›

Inheritance Tax - Dave Aiken

Usually when people inherit land or other types of property, they are obligated to pay inheritance taxes to the county where the inherited property is located.... More ›

Market Monitor

Kim Anderson, OSU Extension grain marketing specialist, discusses how the crop markets have changed over the past few months.... More ›

Planter Maintenence

With planting right around the corner, we look back at our interview with Dave Panko. Dave owns and operates Panko Ag Solutions out of Daykin Nebraska and shared some valuable insights with us on getting your planter up to snuff before planting begins.... More ›

Getting it Right: Soybean and Pulse Production Meeting

Getting it Right is a half-day, farmer-focused event, equipping Manitoba’s soybean and pulse growers with the tools required to face production challenges and market access issues. This event offers an opportunity for farmers to see where their MPSG research investments are going.... More ›

Modelling Canola for Image-Based Phenomics - Dr. Mik Cieslak, University of Calgary

Dr. Mik Cieslak, research associate in the department of computer science at the University of Calgary and in the plant phenotyping and imaging research center at the University of Saskatchewan, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC) in Lethbridge, provides an overview of image based phenotypin... More ›

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