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How Do You Seed?!

How Do You Seed?!

How Do You Seed?! | | Quick Dick McDick... More
CropTalk - June 11

CropTalk - June 11

Cereal Crop Outlook - Staging Winter Wheat/Fusarium/Cereal Leaf Diseases. Fusarium Head Blight Risk Mapping Tool.... More
The Water Table

The Water Table

Farm Basics from Ag PhD Episode #1419 | Air Date 06/15/25 - Farmers don't just put food on the table - they also have to manage the one beneath our feet! The Hefty boys help you navigate the hidden underground ocean.... More
Is Comfrey Worth the Hype + Can You Call Yourself a Farmer IF…

Is Comfrey Worth the Hype + Can You Call Yourself a Farmer IF…

Welcome to episode 172 of Growers Daily! We cover: what agricultural term best fits you, Comfrey, and diseases and cover crops!... More
Sec. Rollins Reports On Initial Months

Sec. Rollins Reports On Initial Months

This week, Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins gave testimony to the House Agriculture Committee about the initial months of her tenure at the USDA.... More
In The Field - Hampton, Nebraska

In The Field - Hampton, Nebraska

Get a quick update from In the Field. We had the chance to catch up with Mitch Fagan, a farmer north of Hampton, Nebraska, to see how the growing season is taking shape on his operation.... More
Mesonet

Mesonet

In the Mesonet Weather Report, state climatologist Gary McManus says there is no drought present in the state, though with warmer temperatures on the way, the situation can dry out quickly.... More

Making 1,000 Square Bales of Hay

Making 1,000 Square Bales of Hay

we’ll be moving round bales and making more small squares. Alfalfa field is coming along nicely and should make a good 3rd cutting soon.... More
Are We Thinking about Aphids All Wrong? I Asked an Expert.

Are We Thinking about Aphids All Wrong? I Asked an Expert.

We cover: I had the absolute privilege of catching up with Betsy Lamb, part of Cornell University’s Integrated Pest management program who offered us a ton of insight not just on how aphids work and what they do to plants but what we as growers can do to manage them.... More
Hail Storm Hammered The Farm

Hail Storm Hammered The Farm

The big white combine came early this spring! Not the slow release moisture we wanted but the plants are tough and will fight back!... More
Grasshoppers Are Destroying My Wheat!!!

Grasshoppers Are Destroying My Wheat!!!

Grasshoppers Are Destroying My Wheat!!! | | Northern farmer... More
A Pinto Bean Planting Adventure

A Pinto Bean Planting Adventure

Enjoy this triple feature video where I help out with the planter, sprayer, and do some tillage. Pinto beans can be a difficult crop to grow, so sometimes we need to do some extra steps to produce then. This usually involves being on top of weed control right out of the gate.... More
Extended Forecast - Eric Hunt

Extended Forecast - Eric Hunt

Chief Meteorologist Eric Hunt dusted off the old crystal ball and put together an extended seasonal outlook for us this week.... More
Market Plus with Shawn Hackett

Market Plus with Shawn Hackett

Shawn Hackett discusses economic and commodity markets in this web-only feature discussing soybeans and the new RVO numbers, wheat, corn and weather concerns in the market.... More
The Future of OSU Wheat Part II

The Future of OSU Wheat Part II

Finally, Brett Carver continues discussing wheat variety research with SUNUP host Lyndall Stout at the annual Wheat Field Day at the North Central Research Station at Lahoma. In this segment, they talk about the accelerated breeding and testing process of CoAXium varieties.... More
Market to Market

Market to Market

RVO numbers provide a late week jolt to the system. The head of USDA updates House lawmakers. A look back at the recent history of this program and rural America. And, commodity market analysis with Shawn Hackett.... More
Raising Nebraska

Raising Nebraska

A brand-new virtual reality program coming from Nebraska, Alaska and Hawai’i extension will actively engage youth in agriculture across the country. Recently Ag educators from around the area were able to get a first-hand look at this technology during Nebraska Extensions Excellence in Ag Day in... More
It’s just a bad situation, crops and hay struggling.

It’s just a bad situation, crops and hay struggling.

It’s just a bad situation, crops and hay struggling. | | Millionaire Farmer... More
Maximizing Corn Yield with Late-Season Nutrition | Gunther Kreps, AgXplore & ?@CornWarriors?

Maximizing Corn Yield with Late-Season Nutrition | Gunther Kreps, AgXplore & ?@CornWarriors?

How do you push soybean yields to the next level? It all comes down to timing, stress management, and late-season nutrition. In this episode of TopCrop TV, AgXplore’s Vice President, Gunther Kreps, breaks down the key strategies for optimizing soybean performance during critical growth stages.... More
What is Science for Success?

What is Science for Success?

Science for Success is a network of Soybean Extension Specialists at land-grant institutions across the United States who collaboratively deliver soybean best management practices by coordinating research efforts, leveraging local knowledge, and amplifying checkoff resources. Find out more in th... More
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