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In the Field Update - Fillmore County

Harvest is getting wrapped up around the state. We had the opportunity to catch up with Fillmore County producer, Lance Fiala, who has recently turned from harvest to field work. Here is our conversation from earlier this week... More ›

Growing Tomatoes in the Same Place Every Year + What Exactly IS Considered Crop Rotation?

We cover: using rye cover crops in a warm region, growing tomatoes in the same place every year, and what constitutes a crop rotation REALLY.... More ›

Green Certificate Program celebrates 50 years.

In 1975, Alberta’s government announced a new training program for the province’s future farmers, the first of its kind in Canada. Alberta is celebrating 50 successful years of this popular rural employment and training program, which helps high school students enter and build careers in agricul... More ›

In the Markets - Darin Newsom Nov 11 2025

Joining Bryce on Market Journal this week to discuss the latest market trends was Barchart Senior Analyst, Darin Newsom. Here is their conversation from Wednesday.... More ›

Market Plus with Kristi Van Ahn-Kjeseth Nov 11 2025

Kristi Van Ahn-Kjeseth discusses the economic and commodity markets in this web-only feature.... More ›

Market to Market Nov 10 2025

The high court hears arguments over tariffs and their use. Commodity groups look for the next valuable export product. The journey of this year’s World Food Prize laureate. And, commodity market analysis with Kristi Van Ahn - Kjeseth.... More ›

Weekly Forecast - Eric Hunt Nov 10 2025

We are officially into November, and the nice weather has been holding out well. How long can we expect to see these comfortable temperatures stick around? Nebraska Extension's Eric Hunt has the Forecast.... More ›

Tariffs Have Their Day in Court as U.S. Agriculture Works for Expansion in Old Markets

The Supreme Court was the site of the highest level legal challenge to President Donald Trump’s sweeping tariff agenda.... More ›

835 tranny issues? And Keegans farm tour!!

835 tranny issues? And Keegans farm tour!! | | South Sask Farmer... More ›

Will Regenerative Agriculture Really Transform Agriculture?

Researchers at Kansas state believe regenerative agriculture can transform agriculture into a more profitable and resilient system. But at its core, what’s the biggest change? Private investments are now fueling regenerative agriculture at Kansas State, and it’s producing promising results for K... More ›

Small Farms Vs Disasters + Cardboard’s Role as a Mulch

We cover: small farming versus disasters, cardboard as a mulch, and when what you do looks bananas to your neighbors.... More ›

Sask. Premier discusses canola, EV tariffs, renewed relationship with Ottawa

Premier Scott Moe joined The Morning Edition to talk about the importance of canola tariff talks with China and an improving relationship with Ottawa.... More ›

CropTalk - Oct 29

Topics covered today: A Growing Season In Review Crop Scouting Panel Panel Breaks Down the Year... More ›

Crop Talk - Fall Nitrogen Application Recommendations

With harvest wrapping up many producers may be planning a fall nitrogen application to their fields. However, Extension Educators and University Researchers are recommending adopting in-season nitrogen management tactics instead.... More ›

MSU Opens Renovated Greenhouse Facility to Public, Aims to Benefit Mi Horticulture Industry

Michigan State University held public tours of the updated MSU Plant Science Research Greenhouse Facility in East Lansing, which included $35 million for a new headhouse, updates to existing greenhouses, and the installation of modern environmental control systems and energy-efficient LED lighti... More ›