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It Starts HEERE: How To Make Canola

It Starts HEERE: How To Make Canola... More ›

Harvest Is A Time Of Pride For Soybean Farmers

The harvest season is a time of pride for soybean farmers who have planned and worked all year to produce a successful crop. Michelle Rook heads to the field to share their story.... More ›

U.S. Soy: Shifting The Focus Fom Volume To Value

The U.S. commodity soybean market is based on decades of well-established practices that reward high-volume production at a low-input cost. Plant more, yield more and process more. However, true value comes from what is inside the soybean – meal and oil.... More ›

SD Soybean Harvest Yields Big Economic Impact

The 2017 soybean harvest is wrapping up with better than expected yields for farmers and hopefully profits will follow. Goodwin farmer Todd Hanten says when farmers have money that's good for the whole economy.... More ›

Interpreting The Basal Stalk Nitrate Test

Once you’ve taken the basal stalk nitrate test, it’s time to interpret your results. Remember that this test is diagnostic, not predictive.... More ›

Better Bean Buyer - Soybean App Tutorial

The Kentucky Soybean Board partnered with the University of Kentucky to develop an app to help... More ›

Wheat Planting Is Wrapping Up, How Is The Oklahoma Crop?

This week on SUNUP, we start the show with a wheat planting update from David Marburger.... More ›

Are You Prepared To Take On Anthracnose?

Anthracnose is a common disease Midwestern growers face that can hurt yields and sometimes go unnoticed. An application of a fungicide like Delaro can help keep corn or soy bean plants healthy, allowing them to better defend themselves against threats like anthracnose.... More ›

Are You Prepared To Take On Gray Leaf Spot?

Gray Leaf Spot is a common disease in the Midwest that can severely damage plant leaf tissue and limit photosynthetic capabilities of corn plants. A proactive, at-tassel application of Delaro fungicide not only fights late-season disease like gray leaf spot, but can mean big yields later on.... More ›

Taking The Basal Stalk Nitrate Test

University of Minnesota Extension Nutrient Management Specialist Fabian Fernandez shares exactly how to take the basal stalk nitrate test.... More ›

Starbuck Canola - A Canadian Invention

It’s no coincidence that the name canola is a portmanteau word combining “Canada” with “ola,” which in Latin refers to oil. Local grower Charles Fossay tells us about this incredible Canadian invention and its global success, which has made Canada the world’s number-one canola producer and expor... More ›

Barley Silage 2017

Claas Jaguar 950 and Claas Axions 820,840, and 860.... More ›

Grain Storage Tips - Ken Hellevang

Ken Hellevang, North Dakota State Extension ag engineer, explains how farmers can ensure corn maintains its quality during storage.... More ›

The Power of Nitrogen

Brian Arnall explains why nitrogen is essential to crops in Oklahoma.... More ›

Will That Herbicide Work On My Crop?

Misha Manuchehri has an update on weeds in winter crops and information on the upcoming Winter Crops Herbicide Symptomology Clinic.... More ›

Iron Talk - Deep Tillage

On this week's Iron Talk, Darren Hefty talks about doing deep tillage and some of the options for deep tillage and how to check if you are properly doing deep tillage on your farm.... More ›

Ag Minute - Harvest Schedule

On this week's Ag Minute, Darren Hefty talks about how farmers plant different varieties across their farm, leading to a different schedule once harvest time rolls around.... More ›