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A new era in biostimulants and bionutritionals

In response to the growing need for efficient, effective biosolutions, HGS BioScience continues to expand its footprint in the bionutritional and biostimulant market with the acquisition of NutriAg, Ltd. The Paine Schwartz Partners-backed HGS BioScience is a global leader in humic and fulvic aci... More ›

ASA Chief Economist Talks Tariffs, Trade and Biofuels

Chief Economist Scott Gerlt from the American Soybean Association joins us to break down how tariffs, trade and biofuels are shaping the soybean industry. Despite ongoing uncertainty, there’s some good news on the biofuels front.... More ›

The Farming Things I’m Terrible At + The Brilliance of The Flail Mower

We cover: our November garden plans, offering some thoughts on flail mowing, and some critical farmer things I’m terrible at.... More ›

Everything, Everywhere, All at Once - April Hemmes

Breaks are hard to come by in harvest. That’s why we took the MtoM podcasting equipment to the field to visit on the issues of the day with April Hemmes of Hampton, Iowa. She filled us in on her thoughts on trade negotiations, inputs costs and machinery prices. Then she turned the tables and put... More ›

OSU Meteorologists Share Major Weather Update: Cool Front & Drought Conditions

In this week’s Mesonet Weather Report, Emma White, OSU Extension agricultural meteorologist, shares welcome news of cooler weather heading into the weekend.... More ›

Picking HUGE ROCKS

Picking HUGE ROCKS | | Millennial Farmer... More ›

Tri-National Agricultural Accord 2026

Teaser video for the Tri-National Agricultural Accord to be held in Calgary Alberta in 2026.... More ›

Lowering Seed and Equipment Costs On The Farm

Looking to lower seed and equipment costs? A soybean trial is helping farmers determine the optimum management system within their capability. For many, that means reducing inputs while keeping yields constant.... More ›

Market Plus with Dan Hueber Oct 20 2025

Dan Hueber discusses the economic and commodity markets in this web-only feature.... More ›

Do You Need a Walk-In + Bird Species are Declining (BUT)

We cover: why the decline in bird populations (but the uptick in sea turtles), mid-size cold-storage options for produce, and the big life mistake I almost made.... More ›

Mustard millers relish investment tax credit

G.S. Dunn Dry Mustard Millers has received an Agri-Processing Investment Tax Credit (APITC) of $3.1 million for investing approximately $30 million in the expansion of its mustard milling facility in Bow Island. The project created about 34 new jobs and allowed for access to two new markets in A... More ›

How AI is Reshaping U.S. Agriculture: Insights from Heather Hampton Knodle

At the 2025 Rural Economic Outlook Conference, Illinois farmer and FCC Precision Agriculture Task Force member Heather Hampton Knodle joins SUNUP’s Lyndall Stout to explore how artificial intelligence is revolutionizing farming.... More ›

Will These Be Our BEST Soybeans of 2025??

Will These Be Our BEST Soybeans of 2025?? | | Wendling Farms... More ›

What is Fertilizer?

Farm Basics from Ag PhD Episode #1436 | Air Date 10/12/25 - The Hefty brothers talk about the difference between fertilizer and chemicals.... More ›

Sorting Sheep Breeding Groups Comes To A Blunt End!

We kicked things off by sorting our Dorset and Suffolk breeding groups and putting rams in with the ewes. Breeding season is always exciting, and this is the start of another chapter for our flock. With two groups sorted, we still have two more to finish, which we’ll share in the next episode.... More ›

When Hay is Your Only Mulch Option + The Dogma Free Garden is a Happy Garden

We cover: what to do when hay is the only mulch you got, the dogma free garden, and it’s feedback friday.... More ›

Drought Deepens Across Oklahoma — What It Means for Summer Crops

In this Mesonet weather report, Emma White, OSU Extension Agricultural Meteorologist, shares the latest on Oklahoma’s summer crop progress.... More ›

Want to Start Farming? Don’t Miss OSU’s Apprenticeship Opportunity!

Josh Campbell, OSU Extension’s Beginning Farmer and Rancher Coordinator, shares details about Oklahoma State University’s Beginning Farmer and Rancher Apprenticeship Program — designed to help aspiring producers build a strong foundation in agriculture.... More ›

Iowa Corn Harvest, 1993

Iowa corn harvest from 1993. John Deere machine takes out the crop with water logged acres still visible in the big flood year of 1993. Six row corn head on the JD Turbo 6620 makes the turnaround.... More ›

The best and worst soybeans I have ever harvested

The best and worst soybeans I have ever harvested | Brian's Farming Videos... More ›

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