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Lessons in Winter Farming + Certifying Naturally Grown + Work Life Balance w/ Broadfork Farm

We cover: we are chatting with Dan Gangon of Broadfork Farm in Virginia. I saw Dan and his partner Janet speak at the VABF conference a few years back and I just loved how down to earth they were about the ups and downs of winter farming, farming in general, and work life balance, which is a lot... More ›

Horticulture School - March 3

Topics covered today: Growing Ethnic Crops in Manitoba's Climate... More ›

How Conservation Easements Impact Generational Transfer and Sustainability

It doesn't matter if you raise cattle, grow crops, or manage timber - your goal is to steward your land and resources in a way that ensures they're around for future generations. Erik Glenn, CEO of the Colorado Cattlemen’s Agriculture Land Trust, Chad Ellis, CEO of the Texas Agricultural Land Tr... More ›

This Grain Bin Was SUPPOSED to Pay for Itself… Did It?

Did this grain bin actually make money… or did it just feel like it did? In this video, I break down the real cost, payback, and financial performance of a grain bin using actual 2025 corn prices, real payments, and real math. We walk through when the bin paid, when it didn’t, and why timing ... More ›

Big loads of beer

Big loads of beer | | South Sask Farmer... More ›

Soybean Nodulation

Farm Basics from Ag PhD Episode #1456 | Air Date 3/1/26 - Brian and Darren discuss the process of soybean plants producing their own nitrogen.... More ›

Lambing Season | Getting Ready For Group 2 Lambs

It's lambing season at Ewetopia Farms and group 2 of our lambs will be starting in just days so we make final preparations for their arrival by cleaning out barns and lambing jugs as well as dealing with the last of the group 1 lambs.... More ›

Small Solutions Solve Big Problems + Don’t Transfer that Potato Disease

We cover: not transferring a certain potato disease from the tubers, solving big problems little-ly, and it’s feedback friday, of course.... More ›

Branding - Steve White

A tool rooted in the old west is now at the center of a modern debate. Here in the beef state, a brand is more than a mark -- it's a family legacy. For many ranchers, it's a point of pride. But some cattle feeders see it as an added cost.Steve white has more on the debate.... More ›

Market to Market Mar 04 2026

New tariffs emerge as business owners sue for import fees. The increasing dominance of two row crops in the U.S. And, commodity market analysis with Sue Martin.... More ›

Nation's Cropland Acres Slowly Shift

In the last quarter century, corn and soybeans have slowed gained land while hay and wheat gave up acres.... More ›

Weekly Forecast - Eric Hunt Mar 02 2026

We're still a little way out from fieldwork but what can we expect seeing in the longer-term pattern? Meteorologist Eric Hunt has the answer.... More ›

Market Plus With Sue Martin Mar 02 2026

Sue Martin discusses the economic and commodity markets in this web-only feature.... More ›

When Your Straw Came with Seeds + Cover Cropping Raised Beds

We cover: why plants can go from good to bad so quickly sometimes, cover cropping in raised beds, and a nightmare straw scenario.... More ›

The Truth About Regenerative Farming Versus Factory Farming

The Truth About Regenerative Farming Versus Factory Farming | | @jre.highligths... More ›

New Dietary Guidelines Emphasize Beef’s Place in Healthy Diet

Every five years, the Federal Government updates the Dietary Guidelines for Americans. Dr. Shalene McNeill, Executive Director of Nutrition Science for the National Cattlemen’s Beef Association, explains how these dietary guidelines have changed and how that could impact the beef industry.... More ›