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Market Plus with Ted Seifried Jul 22 2025

Ted Seifried discusses the economic and commodity markets in this web-only feature.... More ›

Weekly Forecast - Eric Hunt Jul 21 2025

We've seen showers popping up across the state and plenty of heat to boot. How are things looking over the week ahead? Market Journal Chief Meteorologist Eric Hunt has the forecast.... More ›

Market to Market Jul 21 2025

The tariff impact starts to emerge in government reports. Permanently protecting land for agriculture’s use. And, commodity market analysis with Ted Seifried.... More ›

Cattle Markets - Kyle Bumsted Jul 21 2025

Joining us this week to discuss the current trends in the cattle markets is our friend Kyle Bumsted.... More ›

My Grain Bin’s Full of Soybeans… and Dirt?

Storing grain is never as easy as it seems...today on the farm, I started hauling soybeans to town — but ran into a frustrating issue: too much dirt in the bin. In this video, I show the problem we’re facing, explain how it’s affecting my bottom line, and walk through the trial-and-error process... More ›

4th Of July Charity Tractor Ride

4th Of July Charity Tractor Ride | Farming with Duffy AG... More ›

Planting Corn And Soybeans At The Same Time!

We are trying out some intercropping this year. That means we're going to plant strips of corn in a field of soybeans. Got to keep farming fun!... More ›

Farmers Should Get Royalties + What Part of the Plant to Target with Compost Tea

We cover: when your plants are ready before the soil is, why (some) farmers should get royalties, and compost tea applications.... More ›

Wheat Yields in USA and China Threatened by Heat Waves Breaking Enzymes

A new peer reviewed study looks at the generally unrecognized risk of heat waves surpassing the threshold for enzyme damage in wheat. Most studies that look at crop failure in the main food growing regions (breadbaskets of the planet) look at temperatures and droughts in the historical recor... More ›

Advancements in Agricultural Research - Dr. Kate Congreves

Nitrogen, agriculture, and the environment Presentation by Dr. Kate Congreves (PhD), Associate Professor and Jarislowsky and BMO Research Chair in Regenerative Agriculture... More ›

Can You Restore a Pasture to Bermudagrass?

Dave Lalman, OSU Extension beef cattle specialist, speaks with the North Range senior herd manager, Jay Edens, about restoring pastures to more desirable forages like bermudagrass.... More ›

Why Your Food Future Could be Trapped in a Seed Morgue

In a world of PowerPoint overload, Rex Bernardo stands out. No bullet points. No charts. No jargon. Just stories and photographs. At this year’s National Association for Plant Breeding conference on the Big Island of Hawaii, he stood before a room of peers — all experts in the science of seeds —... More ›

The Corn Leafhopper is Back

Ashleigh Faris, OSU Extension cropping systems entomologist and IPM coordinator, says the corn leafhopper is being reported in fields in Choctaw County. Dr. Faris explains why OSU researchers need help from corn producers scouting and sending in samples of the leafhopper to find effective manage... More ›

2025 Crop Weather Challenges: Ohio Flooding vs Idaho Drought Impact

The tale of the two farmers is about as different as you can be this year. Ben Klick farms in Ohio while Jamie Kress is based in Idaho. They’re joined by a common denominator - the weather and the impact it can have when too much or too little falls. We start in the Eastern Corn Belt where delay... More ›

Market Monitor Jul 17 2025

John Michael Riley, OSU agricultural economist, discusses wheat harvest progress before covering recent news in trade policy and how that affected Oklahoma’s four main crops: wheat, corn, soybeans and cotton.... More ›

Why Are Corn Prices So Low?

Why Are Corn Prices So Low? | Farm Journal... More ›

Banding vs Broadcasting

Farm Basics from Ag PhD Episode #1423 | Air Date 07/13/25 - Line it up or let it loose? The Heftys dig into how placement affects the green in the field and in the wallet.... More ›

My Corn Crop Was Looking Good… Until This Hit!

Everything looked great with my corn crop… until a dusty wind storm came through and messed things up. In this video, I walk through what happened in the field, what I noticed in the days after and how even a short dust storm can impact my crop and what steps are next!... More ›

Did Bokashi Bash my Tomatoes? + Making the Perishable Harvest Last

We cover: making perishable greens and such last in the cooler (plus other harvest tips), a cover crop for root knot nematodes and a bokashi composting tomato situation…... More ›

Hay, Bloat, and Catching the Bull!

Hay, Bloat, and Catching the Bull! | | Farm & Hammer... More ›

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