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Market Monitor

John Michael Riley, OSU agricultural economist, says about four percent of Oklahoma’s wheat crop is in the bin... More ›

How Deep Should You Plant Corn? The Critical Role of Seed Depth

Chris Clark and Landon Baumgartner, UW–Madison Extension Nutrient and Pest Management Team, discuss why getting seed depth right is the key to achieving uniform emergence and strong roots.... More ›

Are Seed Oils Really A Health Concern?

Soybean oil is facing scrutiny as debate over its impact on human health escalates — but it’s not the first time seed oils have come under fire.... More ›

Getting Data and Insight on the Cattle Market With Dr. Derrell Peel

If anyone can make sense of the complexities of the cattle market, it is Dr. Derrell Peel of Oklahoma State University. The smallest herd in 64 years, cycles of drought and the consumer have all combined to contribute to this discussion. We also look at the economic picture as a whole and the im... More ›

U.S. And China Move Forward on Trade Talks

President Trump and President Xi talk on the phone about trade. Trump says a sit down between both sides will happen.... More ›

In the Markets - Darrin Newsome

Bryce visited with Darrin Newsome the week to discuss the current corn, soybean, wheat and cattle outlook. Here is their conversation from Thursday morning.... More ›

Corn School: Sidedress N strategies for cool conditions

Heat has been in short supply this spring in most of the corn-growing region of Ontario and cool conditions will impact the amount of nitrogen available to the corn crop in the early portion of the growing season.... More ›

InsidePTI | Planting Depth Study Results ? Corn & Soybean

What’s the best planting depth for corn and soybeans? In this new video, Jason walks us through our latest planting depth research at the PTI Farm, sharing the challenges of manual adjustments along with the lack of visibility many growers have on moisture levels in the furrow.... More ›

How 2,4-D and Dicamba Work

Farm Basics from Ag PhD Episode #1418 | Air Date 06/08/25 - Brian and Darren talk about the way that 2,4-D and dicamba kill weeds.... More ›

What’s the Deal With Jumping Worms? + Dirty Produce

Welcome to episode 168 of Growers Daily! We cover: dirty produce, jumping worms, and it’s feed back friday.... More ›

Bacterial Corn Disease

We've seen much more precipitation over the last couple of weeks than we have for some time. While that is helpful for our soil moisture profile, it could mean an uptick of diseases in cornfields. Extension plant pathologist Tamra Jackson ZIems lets us know what producers should be watching for.... More ›

Market Plus with Matt Bennett

Market Plus with Matt Bennett as he takes viewer questions on corn, soybeans, cattle and wheat.... More ›

Seeding Sloughs

So back south again and started seeding the few sloughs we have, kinda miss seeding already!... More ›

Planting Crops In 2025 | Good News And Bad!

Planting crops in 2025 has its good points and bad. The constant rain, lack of sun, and cold weather has meant planting corn and soybeans is a struggle, but for hay growth, it is a different story. Come join us at Ewetopia Farms as we walk through our crop fields and hay pastures and discuss our... More ›

Triple-Stack Sugarbeet Trait Aims to Manage Herbicide-Resistant Weeds

Montana State University researchers discuss how sugarbeet producers manage weeds in the face of widespread glyphosate resistance, as well as how a new triple-stacked herbicide-tolerant trait (called Truvera) may effect weed management in this crop in the future.... More ›

Farming Solo + The Tools That Make it Easier (With Erin Worrall of Cedar Chest Farm)

Welcome to episode 165 of Growers Daily! We cover: Erin Worrall from The Cedar Chest Farm joins us to talk about farming solo, farming and motherhood, and the tools that make solo farming easier. Follow Erin on IG:... More ›

Crop Talk - Extension Event

It is that time of year when we will see Extension Events popping up across the state. In-fact this week kicked off Nebraska Extension's Annual Wheat variety Tours in Jefferson County. This event hosted by local Farmer-Cooperators and University farm managers will highlight what varieties and ex... More ›

Market to Market

Limited trade data offers little clarity while a trans-continental phone call yields even less. The aging farmer gets a spotlight in the Senate. High cattle prices continue to confound the complex. And, commodity market analysis with Matt Bennett.... More ›

Robotics and Automation for Weed Management

Dr. Jed Colquhoun explores the rapidly evolving field of robotics and automation in agricultural weed management. He contextualizes the need for alternative weed control methods due to rising herbicide resistance, regulatory restrictions, and labor shortages. The presentation showcases cutting... More ›

Managing Nitrogen in Potato and Vegetable Crops

Dan Marzu, UW Madison-Extension Nutrient and Pest Management Outreach Specialist, and Guolong Liang, UW Madison-Extension Agriculture Water Quality Outreach Specialist, discuss managing nitrogen in potato and vegetable crops.... More ›

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